Task:
Create an API endpoint that retrieves a list of clients and their detailed information, returning either real or placeholder data based on availability.
Definition of Done:
Client Data Model:
A client data model is created, representing the client’s properties such as id, name, age, gender, etc.
The client data is structured and documented for consistency and proper integration with the frontend.
GET Endpoint for Client List:
A working API endpoint /api/clients is created that returns a list of clients.
The endpoint returns either real data from the database or mock data if the database is not yet available.
The response format matches the frontend’s expectations, with fields such as id, name, age, etc.
Placeholder Data Implementation:
Placeholder data is implemented if the real database is not yet available.
Placeholder data mimics the structure and content of real client data so that the frontend can develop and function without waiting for the backend.
Seamless API Integration:
The API endpoints (either real or placeholder) integrate smoothly with the frontend, providing the necessary data in the expected format.
Documentation for the API is provided, including details about the endpoints, required parameters, and response formats.
Mock Data Replacement:
Once the real backend/database is ready, the placeholder functionality can be easily replaced with real data-fetching code.
Placeholder functions and mock data are clearly separated, making it easy to transition to the final API.
Dependencies:
Coordination with the frontend to ensure the API response format matches the expectations.
Task: Create an API endpoint that retrieves a list of clients and their detailed information, returning either real or placeholder data based on availability.
Definition of Done:
Client Data Model:
A client data model is created, representing the client’s properties such as id, name, age, gender, etc. The client data is structured and documented for consistency and proper integration with the frontend.
GET Endpoint for Client List:
A working API endpoint /api/clients is created that returns a list of clients. The endpoint returns either real data from the database or mock data if the database is not yet available. The response format matches the frontend’s expectations, with fields such as id, name, age, etc.
Placeholder Data Implementation:
Placeholder data is implemented if the real database is not yet available. Placeholder data mimics the structure and content of real client data so that the frontend can develop and function without waiting for the backend.
Seamless API Integration:
The API endpoints (either real or placeholder) integrate smoothly with the frontend, providing the necessary data in the expected format. Documentation for the API is provided, including details about the endpoints, required parameters, and response formats.
Mock Data Replacement:
Once the real backend/database is ready, the placeholder functionality can be easily replaced with real data-fetching code. Placeholder functions and mock data are clearly separated, making it easy to transition to the final API.
Dependencies: