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GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement Products Specification API #394
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Resolves #23
What is the feature
Implement the Products Specification API, enabling users to consult, create, and update additional information related to products. This API will align with the VTEX Product Specification reference, providing a comprehensive way to manage product specifications within the catalog.
Why we need the feature
Adding a Products Specification API enhances the flexibility and depth of product data management. It allows for more detailed and structured product information, which can improve user experience, facilitate better search and filtering, and support more complex business requirements. This feature is essential for merchants looking to provide rich product details and for developers aiming to integrate advanced product management capabilities into their applications.
How to implement and why
Design API Endpoints: Define RESTful endpoints for consulting, creating, and updating product specifications. Ensure they follow consistent naming conventions and adhere to REST standards.
Define Data Models: Create data models that accurately represent product specifications, including necessary fields such as specification name, value, and associated product ID.
Implement Business Logic: Develop the backend logic using C# (as indicated by the
.csharpierrc.yaml
file) to handle CRUD operations for product specifications. This includes validation, error handling, and interaction with the database.Integrate with Existing Systems: Ensure the new API seamlessly integrates with the existing catalog system within the
Src
directory, maintaining consistency and leveraging existing infrastructure.Write Tests: Develop unit and integration tests within the
Tests
directory to ensure the API functions correctly and handles edge cases gracefully.Update Documentation: Add comprehensive documentation in the
docs
directory, including usage examples and API reference, to assist developers in integrating and utilizing the new API.Configure CI/CD: Update configuration files such as
appveyor.yml
and.github
workflows to include the new API in the build and deployment pipelines, ensuring smooth continuous integration and delivery.This step-by-step implementation ensures that the Products Specification API is robust, maintainable, and aligned with the existing project's architecture and standards.
About backward compatibility
Since this is a new API, backward compatibility is not directly affected. However, it's crucial to ensure that introducing the Products Specification API does not interfere with existing APIs and functionalities. By following RESTful principles and maintaining clear separation of concerns, we can integrate the new feature without impacting current operations. Future updates should consider versioning to accommodate any significant changes without disrupting existing integrations.
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