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Add a new endpoint that returns the current timestamp #55

Closed sprokofyev closed 3 weeks ago

sprokofyev commented 6 months ago

Use ISO format

acebots-ai[bot] commented 6 months ago

To add a new endpoint that returns the current timestamp in ISO format, here's a plan for implementation:

  1. Identify the Appropriate Router File: Based on the project outline, the my_tiny_service/api/routers/root.py seems to be the most appropriate place to add a new endpoint since it already contains a simple get request.

  2. Add the New Endpoint:

    • Import the necessary module to get the current time in ISO format. This will likely involve importing datetime from the standard library.
    • Define a new endpoint function that returns the current timestamp in ISO format. This function can be added to the root.py router.
    • The endpoint could be something like /timestamp, and it should use a GET request since it's retrieving information.
  3. Update the Router:

    • Ensure that the new endpoint is correctly added to the router in root.py. This involves using the @router.get decorator for the new endpoint function.
  4. Test the New Endpoint:

    • Add a new test case in tests/test_api.py to ensure the new endpoint returns the correct format and status code.

Here's a code snippet for the new endpoint:

from datetime import datetime
import fastapi

router = fastapi.APIRouter()

@router.get("/timestamp", summary="Get the current timestamp in ISO format")
def get_timestamp() -> str:
    """Endpoint to return the current timestamp in ISO format."""
    current_time = datetime.now().isoformat()
    return current_time

This snippet should be added to my_tiny_service/api/routers/root.py, following the existing structure for defining endpoints.

sprokofyev commented 6 months ago

@acedev-ai sounds good, please proceed

acebots-ai[bot] commented 6 months ago

The process to add a new endpoint that returns the current timestamp in ISO format has been completed with the following steps:

  1. A new branch named feature/add-timestamp-endpoint was intended to be created, but it already existed.
  2. The necessary import statement from datetime import datetime was successfully added to my_tiny_service/api/routers/root.py in the feature/add-timestamp-endpoint branch.
  3. An attempt was made to add the get_timestamp function to my_tiny_service/api/routers/root.py, but it appears the symbol already exists in the file on the feature/add-timestamp-endpoint branch.
  4. A pull request was intended to be created for these changes, but it seems a pull request already exists for the feature/add-timestamp-endpoint branch.

It looks like the changes or similar changes have already been made in the feature/add-timestamp-endpoint branch, and a pull request for these changes already exists. You might want to review the existing pull request for the intended changes.