project usercourses routes added#331
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WalkthroughTwo new POST endpoints, Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant RouteConfig
participant ProjectService
Client->>RouteConfig: POST /project/v1/userCourses/delete
RouteConfig->>ProjectService: Forward request
Client->>RouteConfig: POST /project/v1/userCourses/createOrUpdate
RouteConfig->>ProjectService: Forward request
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elevate-project/package.json (1)
3-3: Confirm version-bump collateral (CHANGELOG / tag / release notes).The patch version bump from 1.1.42 → 1.1.43 is fine, but remember to update accompanying artefacts (CHANGELOG, git tag, release notes) so consumers understand the new endpoints’ availability.
elevate-project/constants/routes.js (1)
1545-1554: Avoid “createOrUpdate” catch-all – split or document behaviour + add priority.A single endpoint that both creates and updates can lead to ambiguous validation / logging on the gateway. Options:
- Split into
/userCourses/create(POST) &/userCourses/update(PATCH/POST).- Keep endpoint but update docs to specify deciding criterion (e.g. presence of
_id).Also, many critical project routes declare
priority: "MUST_HAVE"; add it here if the endpoint is business-critical:orchestrated: false, + priority: "MUST_HAVE",interface-routes/elevate-dev-routes.json (1)
12435-12446: Consider switching thetypefrom POST to DELETE for the “delete” route
The semantic HTTP verb for a removal endpoint isDELETE. Unless an upstream constraint forces the use ofPOST, aligning thetypewith the intent will make the contract clearer to integrators and avoids surprises in API-gateway logging / metrics.
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
elevate-project/constants/routes.js (1)
1534-1543: Use HTTP DELETE (or keep naming consistent) for/userCourses/delete.The route is semantically a delete operation but is exposed as
POST.
Most “delete” actions in this file also usePOST, yet a few use the more accurateDELETEmethod (e.g./user/v1/user-role/delete/:id). Decide on one convention and adhere to it to avoid confusion for API clients.If you opt for REST-style consistency, change the method:
- type: "POST", + type: "DELETE",(and the same in
targetRoute.type).
Otherwise, consider renaming the endpoint to/userCourses/removeto match the existing POST-for-delete convention.interface-routes/elevate-dev-routes.json (2)
12449-12458: LGTM – upsert route entry is consistent with existing schema
Properties (priority,inSequence,orchestrated,targetPackages) follow the prevailing pattern for this file.
12435-12446: No duplicatesourceRouteentries found
Ripgrep across allinterface-routesfiles returns only the two instances ininterface-routes/elevate-dev-routes.json(lines 12435 and 12449). No other occurrences detected.
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