Family Static API

The Jackson Family needs a static API! We need to build the data structures and create API endpoint to interact with it using Postman.

💻 Installation

Please clone the current project to start working your exercise or open it locally or in gitpod.io (recomended).
Install the project dependencies by running $ pipenv install.
Get inside the virtual environment by running $ pipenv shell
Start the server by running $ pipenv run start
Test your code by running $ pipenv run test

✅ Automatic grading

Test your code by running $ pipenv run test

📝 Instructions

Create the code needed to implement the API endpoints described further below.
The only two files you have to edit are:

src/datastructure.py: Contains the class with the rules on how to manage the fammily members.
src/app.py: Contains the API, it uses the Family as datastructure.

We have prepared a set of automated tests that will give you an idea if your code is correct, run the tests by typing $ pipenv run tests on the command line.

Data structures

Every member of the Jackson family must be a dictionary - equivalent of Objects Literals in JS - and have these values:

    + id: Int
    + first_name: String
    + last_name: String (Always Jackson)
    + age: Int > 0
    + lucky_numbers: Array of int

The family data-structure will be a class with the following structure:

class Family:

    def __init__(self, last_name):
        self.last_name = last_name
        # example list of members
        self._members = [{
            "id": self._generateId(),
            "first_name": "John",
            "last_name": last_name
        }]

    # read-only: Use this method to generate random members ID's when adding members into the list
    def _generateId(self):
        return random.randint(0, 99999999) //import random 

    def add_member(self, member):
        ## you have to implement this method
        ## append the member to the list of _members
        pass

    def delete_member(self, id):
        ## you have to implement this method
        ## loop the list and delete the member with the given id
        pass

    def update_member(self, id, member):
        ## you have to implement this method
        ## loop the list and replace the memeber with the given id
        pass

    def get_member(self, id):
        ## you have to implement this method
        ## loop all the members and return the one with the given id
        pass

    def get_all_members(self):
        return self._members

Note: don't forget to Initialize the class: jackson_family = FamilyStructure('Jackson') before the routes.

These are the initial Family Members

John Jackson
33 Years old
Lucky Numbers: 7, 13, 22

Jane Jackson
35 Years old
Lucky Numbers: 10, 14, 3

Jimmy Jackson
5 Years old
Lucky Numbers: 1

Endpoints

This API must have 4 endpoints. They all return JSON:

1) Get all family members:

Which returns all members of the family.

GET /members

status_code: 200 if success. 400 if bad request (wrong info) screw up, 500 if the server encounter an error

RESPONSE BODY (content-type: application/json):

[], // List of members.

2) Retrieve one member

Which returns the member of the family where id == member_id.

GET /member/<int:member_id>

RESPONSE (content_type: application/json):

status_code: 200 if success. 400 if bad request (wrong info) screw up, 500 if the server encounter an error

body: //the member's json object

{
    "id": Int,
    "first_name": String,
    "age": Int,
    "lucky_numbers": List
}

3) Add (POST) new member

Which adds a new member to the family data structure.

POST /member

REQUEST BODY (content_type: application/json):

{
    first_name: String,
    age: Int,
    lucky_numbers: [],
    id: Int *optional
}

RESPONSE (content_type: application/json):

status_code: 200 if success. 400 if bad request (wrong info) screw up, 500 if the server encounter an error

body: empty

Keep in mind that POST request data dictionary may contain a key and a value for this new member id.

If it does not, your API should randomly generate one when adding as a family members.
If it does include it, then that is the value to be used for such end.

4) DELETE one member

Which deletes a family member with id == member_id

DELETE /member/<int:member_id>

RESPONSE (content_type: application/json):

status_code: 200 if success. 400 if bad request (wrong info) screw up, 500 if the server encounter an error

body: {
    done: True
}

Requirements

All requests and reponses should be in content/type: application/json
Response codes must be 200 for success, 400 for bad request or 404 for not found.
This exercises do not include a database, everything must be done in Runtime (RAM).

Luis1sb/family-static-api