GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement Category Specification API

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Resolves #39

What is the feature

Implement the Category Specification API to enable the retrieval of all specifications associated with a given category. This enhancement will improve our catalog functionality, allowing users to easily access and manage category-related specifications.

Why we need the feature

Currently, users do not have a streamlined method to consult specifications by category, which limits the usability and efficiency of our catalog system. By introducing the Category Specification API, we provide a direct way for users to retrieve specifications tied to specific categories, thereby enhancing the overall user experience and the robustness of our catalog functionality.

How to implement and why

1. Review Existing Codebase

   • Analyze the current structure within the Src directory to identify optimal integration points for the new API.
   • Ensure consistency with existing APIs and adhere to the project's architectural standards.

2. Implement API Endpoint

   • Develop the API endpoint within the Src/Controllers directory, following the Category Specification API Documentation.
   • Utilize existing models and services to maintain code reusability and reduce redundancy.

3. Error Handling and Validation

   • Incorporate comprehensive error handling to manage invalid requests and unexpected scenarios.
   • Validate input parameters to ensure data integrity and prevent potential crashes or data inconsistencies.

4. Write Unit Tests

   • Develop unit tests within the Tests directory to cover various use cases and edge cases.
   • Ensure that the API functions reliably under different conditions, including large category datasets.

5. Documentation

   • Update the docs directory with detailed API usage instructions and examples.
   • Provide clear guidelines to facilitate ease of use for other developers and end-users.

6. Performance Optimization

   • Assess and optimize the API's performance, especially when handling categories with a large number of specifications.
   • Implement caching or pagination mechanisms if necessary to enhance response times and reduce server load.

By following these steps, we ensure a structured and efficient implementation of the Category Specification API, aligning with project standards and enhancing overall system functionality.

About backward compatibility

Maintaining backward compatibility is essential to ensure that existing catalog functionalities remain unaffected by the introduction of the new API. By adhering to current code standards and integrating the API in a way that complements existing features, we prevent disruptions for users and other dependent services. Any changes that could impact existing integrations will be carefully evaluated and documented to facilitate a smooth transition.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-39-9f2eb29a-ced1-458b-ac3b-c4c4415be87b
git pull origin gitauto/issue-39-9f2eb29a-ced1-458b-ac3b-c4c4415be87b

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