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Pull Request Overview
This PR refactors the product CRUD operations to standardize API responses, improve test coverage, and enhance maintainability. The changes include renaming schema classes for consistency, implementing pagination support, fixing a typo in module imports, and adding a database cleanup mechanism for tests.
Key changes include:
- Standardized product schema naming (ProductRead → ProductOutRead, ProductUpdate → ProductInUpdate)
- Added pagination support for product listings with a new
ProductOutPaginatedschema - Implemented database cleanup functionality for test isolation
- Renamed test functions and updated test data for better clarity
- Fixed import path from
doc_reponses.pytodoc_responses.py(typo correction)
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Copilot reviewed 35 out of 36 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.
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| tests/e2e/test_cases/30_product_crud_tests.py | Completely rewritten with updated test structure and pagination testing |
| tests/e2e/test_cases/1_user_crud_tests.py | Minor test function rename and assertion reordering |
| tests/e2e/routes_api_v1/product.py | Added get_product, list_paginated_products helpers; changed PATCH to PUT |
| tests/e2e/global_setup.py | New file implementing database cleanup for test isolation |
| tests/e2e/fixtures/fxt_base.py | Updated service name for E2E tests |
| tests/e2e/data/product.py | Expanded test data with 21 sample products for pagination testing |
| tests/e2e/conftest.py | Added pytest_sessionstart hook to clear database before tests |
| app/modules/product/* | Renamed schemas, added pagination use case, standardized repository methods |
| app/common/http_response/* | Fixed typo in filename, removed deprecated helper function |
| app/common/schemas/pagination.py | New reusable pagination schema |
| app/core/logger/get_logger.py | Renamed TEST_SERVICE to E2E_TEST_SERVICE |
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app/modules/product/usecases/update.py:19
- The operation should be 'update' not 'delete'. This is a copy-paste error that will result in misleading error messages when update operations fail.
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@babakjahan I've opened a new pull request, #37, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you. |
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@babakjahan I've opened a new pull request, #38, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you. |
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app/modules/product/usecases/update.py:19
- The operation parameter is set to 'delete' but this is an update operation. It should be 'update' to accurately reflect the operation that failed. This is also noted in the documentation at docs/user-stories/product/edit_product.md line 22.
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Use datetime.UTC for Python 3.13+ compatibility
Fix capitalization: "True wireless" → "true wireless" in test data
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@babakjahan I've opened a new pull request, #39, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you. |
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Remove redundant existence check before DELETE in sqlite_sequence
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app/modules/product/usecases/update.py:19
- The operation parameter should be 'update' not 'delete'. This error occurs in the update use case but incorrectly reports the operation as 'delete', which would be misleading for debugging.
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@copilot open a new pull request to apply changes based on the comments in this thread |
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@babakjahan I've opened a new pull request, #40, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you. |
Clarify review feedback status - no new changes needed
🚀 Product Module Enhancement
Comprehensive upgrade introducing complete CRUD functionality, reusable pagination, and full test coverage.
Implements clean architecture with clear separation of concerns and consistent API behavior.
🔹 Key Features
Create – Full validation and persistence
Read – Retrieve by ID with proper error handling
Update – Supports partial and full updates
Delete – Safe deletion with confirmation
List – Paginated, filterable product listing
Common PaginationInfo schema reused across all modules
Consistent field naming (limit instead of per_page)
Validations with Pydantic Field
Accurate has_next / has_prev calculations
Added count_all() for pagination support
Category filtering and optimized queries
Proper async session management
Dedicated use cases with clear exception handling
DTOs for request/response validation
Separation between data, logic, and interface layers
RESTful endpoints with accurate HTTP codes
Comprehensive OpenAPI documentation
Unified SuccessResponse structure
Dependency injection via FastAPI
🧪 Testing
Full end-to-end CRUD and pagination tests
Validates 21 products across 5 pages (5 items per page)
Checks has_prev / has_next accuracy
Field-by-field validation and descriptive assertion messages
⚙️ Technical Highlights
Async SQLAlchemy with safe commit/rollback
Optimized count and data queries
Pydantic v2 compatible schemas
Standardized naming and strong type hints
Centralized error handling with DatabaseOperationException
📈 Performance & Code Quality
Efficient pagination via ceiling division
Memory-safe queries (limit-based)
Follows SOLID and DRY principles
Comprehensive type hints and docstrings
High maintainability and scalability
🧭 API Consistency
Standardized query params: page, limit
RESTful methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
Uniform response schema and field names
✅ Ready for Production
Scalable product management
Reusable pagination for all modules
Strong test coverage for reliability
Clean, extensible architecture