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GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement Specification Value API #348

Closed gitauto-ai[bot] closed 1 week ago

gitauto-ai[bot] commented 3 weeks ago

Resolves #49

What is the feature

Implement the Specification Value API, which allows users to consult, create, and update Specification Values within the VTEX platform. This API will provide comprehensive endpoints to manage specification values effectively.

Why we need the feature

Managing Specification Values is essential for maintaining a robust and flexible product catalog. By implementing this API, developers and merchants can automate and streamline the process of handling specification values, leading to improved data consistency, easier integrations, and enhanced overall catalog management.

How to implement and why

  1. Define API Endpoints:

    • GET /specification-values: Retrieve a list of specification values with filtering and pagination.
    • POST /specification-values: Create a new specification value with necessary validations.
    • PUT /specification-values/{id}: Update an existing specification value by its ID.

    Reason: Clear and RESTful endpoints ensure ease of use and adherence to standard API practices.

  2. Data Validation and Integrity:

    • Implement robust validation for input data to maintain data integrity.
    • Use schema definitions to enforce required fields and data types.

    Reason: Ensures that only valid and consistent data is entered into the system, reducing errors and data corruption.

  3. Authentication and Authorization:

    • Secure the API using OAuth 2.0 or similar authentication mechanisms.
    • Define roles and permissions to control access to different API functionalities.

    Reason: Protects sensitive data and ensures that only authorized users can perform certain actions.

  4. Error Handling and Logging:

    • Implement comprehensive error handling to provide meaningful feedback to API consumers.
    • Log all API requests and responses for monitoring and debugging purposes.

    Reason: Enhances the developer experience by providing clear error messages and aids in maintaining the API through effective logging.

  5. Documentation and Testing:

    • Provide detailed API documentation using tools like Swagger or OpenAPI.
    • Develop unit and integration tests to ensure the API functions as expected.

    Reason: Facilitates easier adoption by developers and ensures the reliability of the API through thorough testing.

About backward compatibility

To maintain backward compatibility, the new Specification Value API should adhere to existing URL structures and data formats where possible. Implement versioning (e.g., v2) to allow existing integrations to continue functioning without disruption. Provide migration guides and deprecation notices for any endpoints or features that will be phased out, ensuring a smooth transition for users.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-49-8552b35e-a607-4f02-bf4e-c771e1443ea6
git pull origin gitauto/issue-49-8552b35e-a607-4f02-bf4e-c771e1443ea6
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