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GitAuto: The API should have an endpoint to list commands in markdown and HTML format. #589

Closed gitauto-ai[bot] closed 5 days ago

gitauto-ai[bot] commented 1 week ago

Resolves guibranco/gstraccini-bot-api#7

What is the feature

The feature is to add a new API endpoint that allows users to retrieve a list of available commands in both Markdown and HTML formats. This will facilitate easier integration with documentation and web platforms.

Why we need the feature

  1. Consistency: A dedicated endpoint ensures that command documentation can be programmatically generated and updated as new commands are introduced.
  2. Ease of Integration: Markdown and HTML are widely used formats, making it easier to embed or display commands in various platforms such as GitHub, websites, or help docs.
  3. Developer Experience: Enhances the developer experience by providing access to up-to-date command documentation directly from the API.

How to implement and why

  1. Define the Endpoint: Create a new endpoint, such as /commands, in the API to handle requests for command lists.

    • This endpoint will accept a query parameter format to specify the desired output format (markdown or html).
  2. Data Structure: Define a data structure to store command information, including command name, description, parameters, and examples.

    • This structure will be used to generate the output in the requested format.
  3. Format Conversion: Implement logic to convert the command data into Markdown and HTML formats.

    • Use template strings or a templating engine to format the data appropriately for each output type.
  4. Response Handling: Ensure the endpoint returns the formatted data with appropriate HTTP headers to indicate the content type (e.g., text/markdown or text/html).

  5. Versioning Support: Consider adding versioning support to the endpoint to provide different command lists for various API versions.

    • This can be achieved by including a version parameter in the request or by structuring the endpoint to handle different versions.
  6. Documentation: Update the API documentation to include details about the new endpoint, its parameters, and sample responses.

About backward compatibility

The addition of this new endpoint does not affect existing functionality, so backward compatibility is maintained. Existing endpoints and features will continue to operate as before, ensuring that current users are not impacted by this change.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#545-75007f01-de49-4d41-a574-6adc203337c4
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#545-75007f01-de49-4d41-a574-6adc203337c4
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