make an endpoint that allows a user to pay the exact amount that they owe, instead of a custom amount. It gives less room for error on the users part if they choose to do so and most of the logic is already figured out through /users/{user_id}/balances/{other_user_id}
There would be no input and the output will be someway of showing that they are succesful
idea 2
create an endpoint that a user can use to see all other users that they owe money too. This will take the input of a user id, and return a json formatted text listing the information of all users that the caller owes money to
idea 1
make an endpoint that allows a user to pay the exact amount that they owe, instead of a custom amount. It gives less room for error on the users part if they choose to do so and most of the logic is already figured out through /users/{user_id}/balances/{other_user_id}
There would be no input and the output will be someway of showing that they are succesful
idea 2
create an endpoint that a user can use to see all other users that they owe money too. This will take the input of a user id, and return a json formatted text listing the information of all users that the caller owes money to
{ users: [ { id: 1 name: Kaveh }, {....} ] }