Tech Stack Python, Django REST Framework, Postman
Main Stories
As a developer, I want to make good, consistent commits. As a developer, I want to create an Entity Relationship Diagram that will accurately show the necessary properties on the Product model As a developer, I want to create a Product model Property names must be in snake_case and match the following exactly! title - CharField description - CharField price - DecimalField inventory_quantity - IntegerField
As a developer, I want my API to serve content on the following url paths: Paths must match these exactly! ‘127.0.0.1:8000/api/products/' ‘127.0.0.1:8000/api/products/int:pk/’
As a developer, I want to build a REST web API in Django REST Framework, so that I can make HTTP requests interact with the data set. As a developer, I want to create a GET endpoint that responds with a 200 success status code and all of the products within the Product table. (5 points): As a developer, I want to create a GET by id endpoint that does the following things: Accepts a value from the request’s URL (The id of the product to retrieve). Returns a 200 status code. (Explicitly return this, not just allow it to default) Responds with the product in the database that has the id that was sent through the URL.
As a developer, I want to create a POST endpoint that does the following things: Accepts a body object from the request in the form of a Product model. Adds the new product to the database. Returns a 201 status code. Responds with the newly created product object.
As a developer, I want to create a PUT endpoint that does the following things: Accepts a value from the request’s URL (The id of the product to be updated). Accepts a body object from the request in the form of a Product model. Finds the product in the Product table and updates that product with the properties that were sent in the request’s body. Returns a 200 status code. (Explicitly return this, not just allow it to default) Responds with the newly updated product object.
As a developer, I want to create a DELETE endpoint that does the following things: Accepts a value from the request’s URL. Deletes the Product from the database. Returns a 204 status code (NO CONTENT).
As a developer, I want to use Postman to make a POST, PUT, DELETE, and both GET requests (get by id and get all) request to my REST web API, save it to a collection, and then export it as a JSON from Postman.
Bonus Stories As a developer, I want to add the ability to add an image link to each product. (Link to picture on the internet, this will just be a simple CharField representing the URL of the image, you do NOT need to add an actual image file.)