Build the Assistant API

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Build the Assistant API and Test it.

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https://medium.com/@AdanRobles00/how-to-build-a-fully-functional-restful-api-using-c-and-asp-net-core-38fc647b3a16

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Added authorisation endpoint. Need to complete validation.

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All endpoints added and tested on the UAT environment.

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Code rearranged and retested. Submitting to HF for review and suggestions

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• [x] Change variables to camelCase.
• [x] Remove spaces from variables and classes.
• [ ] Change multiple returns to a single return using a results variable.
• [x] If a class only has static variables/methods, make the class static.
• [ ] Move dynamic objects to objects.
• [ ] Move API responses to models.
• [ ] Have a response model just for counts.
• [ ] Move all SQL to services that the controller communicates with.

Full details attached. API Feedback.docx

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Ignore the counts model. Have it in the response model:

return Ok(new
{
    entries = FormattedRecords,
    entry_count = Result.Item1.Length,
    page_number = Filters.PageNumber,
    page_size = Filters.PageSize,
    total_page_count = Math.Ceiling(TotalPages),
    total_count = TotalRecords
}); // Mine

CrackedEntitiesResponseModel responseModel = new()
{
    CrackedEntities = crackedEntityModels,
    ContinuationToken = continuationToken,
    PageSize = pageSize,
    PageCount = crackedEntityModels.Count
};

response = await request.CreateJsonResponse(HttpStatusCode.OK, responseModel);

return response; // DW