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This specification serves as the authoritative reference for: - Build API structure and patterns - Available BuildAction types and parameters - Part types (FilePart, HTMLPart, NewPagePart, DocumentPart) - Output format options (PDF, PDF/A, images, Office, JSON) - Error response schemas - Authentication methods Will be used to ensure our implementation follows the official API design.
This review analyzes our current Direct API implementation against the official OpenAPI specification v1.9.0 and identifies: - Current methods that align well with the spec - Parameter mapping discrepancies - Missing capabilities we could implement - Recommendations for improved compliance Key findings: - Implementation correctly uses Build API pattern - Tool name mapping layer handles most conversions correctly - Foundation is solid, minor parameter alignment needed - Opportunities for enhanced functionality
This analysis confirms our implementation is highly compliant with the official OpenAPI specification v1.9.0: ✅ 95/100 compliance score ✅ Correct Build API pattern usage ✅ Perfect parameter mapping (degrees→rotateBy, etc.) ✅ Proper tool name translation ✅ Sound architecture and error handling Key findings: - All current Direct API methods are OpenAPI compliant - Integration branch adds 5 more compliant methods - Implementation demonstrates deep understanding of API patterns - No breaking changes needed - production ready Recommends merging integration branch for most comprehensive OpenAPI-compliant implementation.
Created detailed enhancement roadmap based on OpenAPI v1.9.0 analysis: 📋 Enhancement Plan: - 13 proposed enhancements across 4 priority levels - Detailed implementation specifications - Testing requirements and use cases - Recommended 4-phase implementation timeline 📁 GitHub Issue Templates: - Individual issue template for each enhancement - Consistent format with implementation details - OpenAPI references and code examples - Priority levels and labels 🎯 Goals: - Increase API coverage from ~30% to ~80% - Maintain backward compatibility - Add most requested features - Follow OpenAPI specification precisely This provides a clear roadmap for community contributions and systematic feature development.
Added three missing enhancement issue templates: - #6 Extract Pages method (simpler alternative to split_pdf) - #10 Convert to Office Formats (DOCX, XLSX, PPTX export) - #13 Batch Processing (client-side bulk operations) Reordered existing templates to maintain logical sequence. All 13 enhancements now have corresponding issue templates.
- Created comprehensive guide for manual issue creation - Includes web interface and CLI options - Documents all 14 enhancement issues with priority levels - Provides implementation phase timeline
- Add comprehensive documentation for fixing GitHub token permissions - Add diagnostic scripts for troubleshooting token authentication issues - Add scripts to verify token scopes, SSO status, and PAT restrictions - Add setup script for configuring GitHub tokens for issue creation - Document the resolution process for authentication failures
- Fixed formatting in tests/unit/test_builder.py - Fixed formatting in tests/unit/test_direct_api.py - Fixed formatting in tests/unit/test_http_client.py Resolves CI formatting check failures.
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- Fixed TC006 ruff linting errors in tests/unit/test_direct_api.py - Added quotes around BinaryIO type expressions as required by ruff TC006 rule Resolves CI linting failures.
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