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Pull Request Overview
This PR implements functionality to create new World Heritage sites by adding the necessary services, repositories, and API endpoints. The changes follow a clean architecture pattern with proper separation of concerns.
- Added a complete service layer for creating World Heritage entries including repository pattern implementation
- Created comprehensive test coverage for all new components including unit and integration tests
- Added a new API endpoint for registering World Heritage sites
Reviewed Changes
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| File | Description |
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| src/routes/api.php | Added POST endpoint for registering World Heritage sites |
| src/database/seeders/JapaneseWorldHeritageSeeder.php | New seeder with Japanese World Heritage site data for testing |
| src/bootstrap/providers.php | Registered new RepositoryProvider for dependency injection |
| src/app/Providers/RepositoryProvider.php | Service provider binding repository interface to implementation |
| src/app/Packages/Features/QueryUseCases/UseCase/CreateWorldHeritageUseCase.php | Use case handling World Heritage creation business logic |
| src/app/Packages/Features/Controller/WorldHeritageController.php | Added controller method for heritage registration |
| src/app/Packages/Domains/WorldHeritageRepository*.php | Repository interface and implementation for data persistence |
| src/app/Packages/Features/QueryUseCases/ListQuery/WorldHeritageListQuery.php | Query object for World Heritage data validation |
| src/app/Packages/Features/QueryUseCases/Factory/WorldHeritageListQueryFactory.php | Factory for creating validated query objects |
| src/app/Packages/Domains/WorldHeritageEntity.php | Updated entity to allow nullable ID for new records |
| src/app/Models/WorldHeritage.php | Added proper type casting for model attributes |
| Various test files | Comprehensive test coverage for all new functionality |
| docker-compose.yml | Fixed database name formatting for consistency |
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| use App\Models\WorldHeritage; | ||
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| readonly class WorldHeritageRepository implements WorldHeritageRepositoryInterface |
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The 'readonly' keyword should be placed before the 'class' keyword. The correct syntax is 'readonly class WorldHeritageRepository'.
| readonly class WorldHeritageRepository implements WorldHeritageRepositoryInterface | |
| readonly class WorldHeritageRepository implements WorldHeritageRepositoryInterface |
| self::arrayData()['year_inscribed'], | ||
| self::arrayData()['is_endangered'], | ||
| self::arrayData()['latitude'], | ||
| self::arrayData()['longitude'], |
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The parameter order in the WorldHeritageEntity constructor is incorrect. The 'is_endangered' parameter should come after 'year_inscribed', but it's currently placed after 'longitude'. This will cause the constructor to receive the wrong values for each parameter.
| self::arrayData()['longitude'], | |
| self::arrayData()['latitude'], | |
| self::arrayData()['longitude'], | |
| self::arrayData()['is_endangered'], |
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| return new WorldHeritageListQuery( | ||
| id: Arr::get($request, 'id', null), | ||
| unesco_id: $request['unesco_id'], |
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The unesco_id is expected to be an integer based on the WorldHeritageListQuery constructor, but no type casting is applied here. This could cause type errors if the input is a string. Consider casting to int: (int)$request['unesco_id'].
| unesco_id: $request['unesco_id'], | |
| unesco_id: (int)$request['unesco_id'], |
What i have done
Created Services
Added Methods