As a blog author, I want to create new posts to share content with my readers.
Additional Details:
Data Input: The system should allow the author to provide a title and content for the post.
Validation:
The post title must be at least 3 characters long.
The post content must be at least 10 characters long.
Persistence: The post should be saved in a database with the following fields:
Post ID (automatically generated)
Title
Content
Creation Date
Response: After creating the post, the system should return a unique post identifier and a confirmation that the post was successfully created.
Error: If there is a problem during creation (e.g., invalid title or content), the system should return an appropriate error message.
Tasks:
[ ] Create Domain Classes
Define the Post Entity:
Create the domain class Post with the following attributes:
ID (unique identifier)
Title
Content
Creation Date
Implement methods to manipulate these attributes if necessary.
Create Repository Interfaces:
Define a PostRepository interface with methods to save and retrieve posts.
[ ] Create the Use Case
Define the Use Case:
Create a CreatePostUseCase class that encapsulates the logic for creating a new post.
[ ] Define the Database Model
Create Database Schema:
Define the structure of the database for the posts table, including columns for ID, title, content, and creation date.
Implement ORM Mapping (if applicable):
Map the Post domain class to the database table using an ORM tool (such as Hibernate).
[ ] Implement the Post Creation API
Create API Endpoint:
Implement an HTTP POST endpoint /posts for creating new posts.
Define the request body with fields for title and content.
Integrate with the Use Case:
Connect the endpoint to the CreatePostUseCase to process the post creation.
[ ] Test Functionality
Create Unit and Integration Tests:
Write tests to ensure that post creation works as expected.
Include tests for both success and failure scenarios (e.g., incorrect validations).
[ ] Document the API
Update API Documentation:
Include the new post creation endpoint.
Describe the request format, validations, and response format.
gabrielinaciosouza
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2 months ago
As a blog author, I want to create new posts to share content with my readers.
Additional Details:
Data Input: The system should allow the author to provide a title and content for the post.
Validation:
Persistence: The post should be saved in a database with the following fields:
Response: After creating the post, the system should return a unique post identifier and a confirmation that the post was successfully created.
Error: If there is a problem during creation (e.g., invalid title or content), the system should return an appropriate error message.
Tasks:
[ ] Create Domain Classes
Define the Post Entity: Create the domain class Post with the following attributes:
Implement methods to manipulate these attributes if necessary.
Create Repository Interfaces: Define a PostRepository interface with methods to save and retrieve posts.
[ ] Create the Use Case
Define the Use Case: Create a CreatePostUseCase class that encapsulates the logic for creating a new post.
[ ] Define the Database Model
Create Database Schema: Define the structure of the database for the posts table, including columns for ID, title, content, and creation date. Implement ORM Mapping (if applicable): Map the Post domain class to the database table using an ORM tool (such as Hibernate).
[ ] Implement the Post Creation API
Create API Endpoint: Implement an HTTP POST endpoint /posts for creating new posts. Define the request body with fields for title and content. Integrate with the Use Case: Connect the endpoint to the CreatePostUseCase to process the post creation.
[ ] Test Functionality
Create Unit and Integration Tests: Write tests to ensure that post creation works as expected. Include tests for both success and failure scenarios (e.g., incorrect validations).
[ ] Document the API
Update API Documentation: Include the new post creation endpoint. Describe the request format, validations, and response format.