Closed artmoskvin closed 4 months ago
To add a new endpoint for exponentiation in the project, here's a 4-5 bullet-point plan for implementation:
Create a New Branch: Start by creating a new branch off the main branch to work on adding the new endpoint. This ensures that the main branch remains stable while development is ongoing.
Update Maths Routers: Expand the maths.py
file under my_tiny_service/api/routers/
to include a new endpoint for exponentiation. This will involve defining a new route with a @router.post
decorator, similar to the existing mathematical operation routes (addition, multiplication, subtraction, division). The new endpoint should accept two numbers, A and B, and return A^B.
Implement Exponentiation Logic: Within the new endpoint function, implement the logic for exponentiation. This can be done using Python's built-in exponentiation operator (**
). Ensure to handle any potential edge cases, such as negative exponents or large numbers that could cause performance issues.
Update Tests: Add new tests in tests/test_api.py
to cover the new exponentiation endpoint. This should include tests for normal operation as well as edge cases, ensuring the endpoint behaves as expected under various conditions.
Create a Pull Request: Once the implementation and tests are complete, commit the changes to the new branch and create a pull request against the main branch. This pull request should include a summary of the changes made, the rationale behind the new endpoint, and any other relevant information for reviewers.
Shall I proceed with creating a new branch to start implementing the new endpoint?
@acedev-dev-ai please do
The new branch feature/exponentiation-endpoint
has been created successfully. I'll now proceed with the next steps of the implementation plan.
@acedev-dev-ai go ahead
The new endpoint for exponentiation has been successfully added to the maths.py
file under my_tiny_service/api/routers/
on the feature/exponentiation-endpoint
branch. The next step is to update the tests to cover this new functionality.
Would you like me to proceed with adding tests for the exponentiation endpoint?
@acedev-dev-ai yes please
The endpoint should take 2 numbers A and B and return A^B.