Implement a comprehensive vehicle document scope that includes database queries for INSERT, SELECT, and DELETE operations, as well as four API routes for retrieving a vehicle by ID, listing all vehicles, creating a new vehicle, and deleting a vehicle.
Background
The current vehicle management system lacks a defined scope for handling vehicle documents efficiently. This can lead to inconsistencies and difficulties in managing vehicle-related data. Establishing a clear vehicle document scope will streamline database operations and improve the API's functionality, making it easier for developers to work with vehicle data.
Objectives
Database Operations: Define and implement database queries for inserting, selecting, and deleting vehicle documents.
API Routes: Develop four API routes for managing vehicle documents: get by ID, list all, create, and delete.
Requirements
Database Operations
1. INSERT Query:
Insert new vehicle records into the database.
Ensure data validation and integrity constraints are enforced.
2. SELECT Query:
Retrieve vehicle records based on specified criteria.
Support querying by vehicle ID and other relevant attributes.
2. DELETE Query:
Remove vehicle records from the database.
Ensure proper handling of dependencies and referential integrity.
API Routes
1. Get Vehicle by ID
Endpoint: GET /vehicles/{id}
Description: Retrieve details of a specific vehicle by its ID.
Response: JSON object containing vehicle details or an error message if the vehicle is not found.
Response: JSON object of the created vehicle or an error message if the creation fails.
4. Delete Vehicle
Endpoint: DELETE /vehicles/{id}
Description: Delete a specific vehicle by its ID.
Response: Success message or an error message if the deletion fails.
Implementation Plan
1. Database Schema Design: Review and update the database schema to support vehicle document operations, ensuring all necessary fields and constraints are included.
2. Query Development: Implement the INSERT, SELECT, and DELETE queries with proper validation and error handling.
3. API Development: Develop the four API routes, ensuring they handle requests and responses correctly and integrate seamlessly with the database queries.
4. Documentation: Update the API documentation to include detailed information about the new vehicle document scope, including endpoint descriptions, request/response formats, and examples.
5. Testing: Perform thorough testing of the database operations and API routes to ensure they work as expected and handle edge cases gracefully.
Summary
Implement a comprehensive vehicle document scope that includes database queries for INSERT, SELECT, and DELETE operations, as well as four API routes for retrieving a vehicle by ID, listing all vehicles, creating a new vehicle, and deleting a vehicle.
Background
The current vehicle management system lacks a defined scope for handling vehicle documents efficiently. This can lead to inconsistencies and difficulties in managing vehicle-related data. Establishing a clear vehicle document scope will streamline database operations and improve the API's functionality, making it easier for developers to work with vehicle data.
Objectives
Requirements
Database Operations
1. INSERT Query:
2. SELECT Query:
2. DELETE Query:
API Routes
1. Get Vehicle by ID
2. List All Vehicles
3. Create Vehicle
4. Delete Vehicle
Implementation Plan
1. Database Schema Design: Review and update the database schema to support vehicle document operations, ensuring all necessary fields and constraints are included. 2. Query Development: Implement the INSERT, SELECT, and DELETE queries with proper validation and error handling. 3. API Development: Develop the four API routes, ensuring they handle requests and responses correctly and integrate seamlessly with the database queries. 4. Documentation: Update the API documentation to include detailed information about the new vehicle document scope, including endpoint descriptions, request/response formats, and examples. 5. Testing: Perform thorough testing of the database operations and API routes to ensure they work as expected and handle edge cases gracefully.