The Tenant-Management Microservice/App Service Layer interface is defined with the necessary functions to manage tenants.
The interface includes functions for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting tenants.
The interface includes functions for retrieving tenant subscription details, company details, payment details, and other relevant information.
The function signatures in the interface include appropriate input parameters and return types.
The interface is designed to be flexible and scalable, accommodating future enhancements and requirements.
Proper error handling mechanisms, such as returning error codes or using custom error types, are implemented in the interface functions.
The interface documentation is updated to provide detailed descriptions of each function and their usage.
Description
As a developer, I want to define the Tenant-Management Microservice/App Service Layer interface to establish a clear contract for managing tenants within the application. This interface will serve as a communication layer between the business logic layer and the underlying data layer.
To achieve this, we need to define the necessary functions in the interface to handle core tenant management operations. These functions should include creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting tenants, as well as retrieving various tenant-related information such as subscription details, company details, and payment details.
The function signatures in the interface should be designed with appropriate input parameters and return types that align with the requirements of the application. This will ensure consistency and ease of use when invoking these functions from other layers of the application.
To enhance the usability and maintainability of the interface, proper error handling mechanisms should be implemented in the interface functions. This can include returning error codes or using custom error types to provide detailed information about any encountered errors.
Additionally, the interface should be designed with flexibility and scalability in mind, allowing for future enhancements and requirements to be easily incorporated without breaking existing functionality.
Finally, the documentation for the interface should be updated to provide comprehensive descriptions of each function and their intended usage. This will assist developers in understanding the purpose and expected behavior of each function, promoting efficient development and integration with the Tenant-Management Microservice/App Service Layer.
Acceptance Criteria
Description
As a developer, I want to define the Tenant-Management Microservice/App Service Layer interface to establish a clear contract for managing tenants within the application. This interface will serve as a communication layer between the business logic layer and the underlying data layer.
To achieve this, we need to define the necessary functions in the interface to handle core tenant management operations. These functions should include creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting tenants, as well as retrieving various tenant-related information such as subscription details, company details, and payment details.
The function signatures in the interface should be designed with appropriate input parameters and return types that align with the requirements of the application. This will ensure consistency and ease of use when invoking these functions from other layers of the application.
To enhance the usability and maintainability of the interface, proper error handling mechanisms should be implemented in the interface functions. This can include returning error codes or using custom error types to provide detailed information about any encountered errors.
Additionally, the interface should be designed with flexibility and scalability in mind, allowing for future enhancements and requirements to be easily incorporated without breaking existing functionality.
Finally, the documentation for the interface should be updated to provide comprehensive descriptions of each function and their intended usage. This will assist developers in understanding the purpose and expected behavior of each function, promoting efficient development and integration with the Tenant-Management Microservice/App Service Layer.