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hiteshchoudhary
FEATURE: Enhance the ecommerce backend API to include options for specifying colors and sizes for products.
Describe the Feature
Enhance the functionality of the ecommerce backend API to include support for specifying colors and sizes, providing users with more flexibility and customization when managing their products and inventory.
Use Case
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Please provide more details on the implementation plan, filled issue seems incomplete
Implementation Plan:
Requirement Analysis: Conduct a thorough analysis of the current ecommerce backend API to understand its structure and limitations. Identify the necessary modifications to accommodate options for specifying colors and sizes in product listings. API Design: Design the modifications required to the API endpoints to support the addition of color and size specifications. This may involve creating new endpoints or extending existing ones. Data Model Update: Update the database schema to include fields for storing color and size information associated with each product. Validation and Sanitization: Implement validation and sanitization mechanisms to ensure that the color and size inputs are in the correct format and meet specified criteria. Documentation: Update the API documentation to include information on how to use the new functionality for specifying colors and sizes in product listings. Provide examples and use cases to assist developers in integrating the feature. Testing: Develop comprehensive test cases to validate the functionality of the enhanced ecommerce backend API. This includes unit tests to verify the behavior of individual components as well as integration tests to ensure seamless interaction with other systems.
Seems invalid, can you please share an implementation plan that is not generated by chatgpt?
@SaqibSattar to Anirudh's point, any additions made to existing FreeAPI modules must not enforce or break existing module logic. Any fields or logic you want to add in core modules must be optional and backward compatible.
