Add endpoint that returns current timestamp

[artmoskvin]

The timestamp should have the ISO format

[devbuddytest[bot]]

To add an endpoint that returns the current timestamp in ISO format, we'll follow these steps:

1. Create a New Endpoint in root.py:

   • Since the root.py file already contains a simple endpoint, it's a suitable place to add our new timestamp endpoint.
   • We'll create a new function named get_timestamp that returns the current timestamp in ISO format.

2. Use Python's datetime Module:

   • We'll use Python's datetime module to get the current timestamp and format it in ISO 8601 format.

3. Update the Router:

   • We'll add a new route to the router object in root.py that maps to our get_timestamp function.

4. Write a Test Case:

   • In tests/test_api.py, we'll add a new test case to ensure our timestamp endpoint returns a valid ISO format timestamp.

5. Update Documentation (if applicable):

   • If the project has API documentation (e.g., OpenAPI), we'll ensure it's updated to include our new endpoint.

6. Review and Testing:

   • Before finalizing, we'll review the code for any potential issues and run all existing tests to ensure no existing functionality is broken.

7. Open a Pull Request:

   • Once the implementation is complete and tested, we'll open a pull request for the team to review.

Here's a more detailed plan for the implementation:

• Step 1: In my_tiny_service/api/routers/root.py, import datetime module.
• Step 2: Define a new function get_timestamp that uses datetime.datetime.now().isoformat() to get the current timestamp in ISO format.
• Step 3: Add a new route to the router object in root.py for our get_timestamp function, e.g., router.get("/timestamp", response_model=str).
• Step 4: In tests/test_api.py, add a new function test_get_timestamp that makes a request to our new /timestamp endpoint and checks if the response is in ISO format.
• Step 5: Run all tests to ensure everything is working as expected.
• Step 6: Document the new endpoint in the project's API documentation if necessary.
• Step 7: Open a pull request with the changes for team review.

Does this plan look good to proceed?

[artmoskvin]

@devbuddytest looks good! let's proceed

[devbuddytest[bot]]

The pull request has been successfully created: Add endpoint that returns current timestamp.

This pull request introduces a new endpoint /timestamp that returns the current timestamp in ISO format, along with a corresponding test case to ensure the endpoint's functionality.

Please review the changes and merge the pull request if everything looks good. If there are any further adjustments needed, feel free to let me know!