Sync api docs #15
Sync api docs #15
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- Explain core components: ModelRegistry, DataOperationRegistry, and middleware - Detail request lifecycle for collection GET request - Detail request lifecycle for single item GET request - Mention similarities between PUT, DELETE, and GET request flows
…cumentation - Update the description for 'badRequest' error code to include specific examples - Clarify that invalid JSON can be in the request body - Provide examples of incorrect parameter formats (filter and sort queries)
…dpoint - Rename to 'Pattern: Generic Data Endpoint & Registries' - Refactor content structure for better clarity - Introduce concept of two central registries: ModelRegistry and DataOperationRegistry - Simplify language and remove redundant information - Add reference to Architectural Deep Dive guide for more details
…cle explanation - Rename page title to include "Request Lifecycle" - Refactor content structure for better readability - Expand description of each middleware layer - Add note about data access flow
- Rename "Model Registry" to "Dual Registry System" - Introduce DataOperationRegistry for CRUD actions - Refactor explanation of ModelRegistry's functions - Update terminology from ModelConfig to ModelRegistry - Add link to Architectural Deep Dive guide
- Add clarification for error handling in listItems endpoint - Include information about partial updates for user model in updateItem endpoint
- Rename and reorganize architecture items for better clarity - Add new entries for "Deep Dive: Data Access Flow" and "Generic Data Endpoint & Registries" - Update existing labels to reflect new content and group related topics
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Summary of Changes
Hello @fulleni, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
I've synchronized the API documentation to provide a clearer and more detailed understanding of the API server's architecture and data handling. This update includes a new deep-dive guide on the data access flow, along with significant revisions to existing architectural and reference documentation to improve consistency and provide more specific insights into how the API processes requests and manages data.
Highlights
- New Data Access Flow Documentation: I've introduced a comprehensive new guide, 'Architectural Deep Dive: Data Access Flow', which meticulously explains the entire request lifecycle for the generic data endpoint. This document details how requests are processed through various middleware and interact with the
ModelRegistryandDataOperationRegistryfor both collection and single-item operations. - Documentation Navigation Updates: I've updated the navigation structure in
astro.config.mjsto reflect the new data access flow guide and renamed existing architecture documents for better clarity and organization. - Refined Architectural Documentation: The 'Generic Data Endpoint' and 'Middleware' documentation pages have been significantly revised. Their titles are updated to 'Pattern: Generic Data Endpoint & Registries' and 'Advanced: Middleware & Request Lifecycle' respectively, and their content is restructured to provide clearer explanations of the dual registry system and the middleware chain, with cross-references to the new data access flow guide.
- Enhanced Data Access Reference Details: I've added important notes to the 'Data Access' reference, clarifying error handling for malformed query parameters (e.g.,
filter,sort) and detailing the secure partial update mechanism forusermodels, which restricts non-admin users to specific fields.
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Code Review
This pull request significantly improves the API server documentation by restructuring the content, adding a new detailed page on the data access flow, and ensuring consistency across related documents. The changes make the architecture easier to understand. I have one minor suggestion to improve clarity in the new data-access-flow.mdx file.
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