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Feat: add CGW Accounts API specification #190

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  • Adds user account type definitions: Account, AccountDataType, AcocuntDataSetting, CreateAccountDto, UpsertAccountDataSettingsDto.
  • Adds requests/responses specifications for the following user account endpoints:
    • POST /v1/accounts
    • GET /v1/accounts/{address}
    • DELETE /v1/accounts/{address}
    • GET /v1/accounts/data-types
    • GET /v1/accounts/{address}/data-settings
    • PUT /v1/accounts/{address}/data-settings

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name: string
description: string | null
isActive: boolean
}

export type AccountDataSetting = {
name: string
description: string | null
enabled: boolean
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There seems to be an overlap here. Can we combine this into a shared type?

Also is isActive and enabled the same thing?

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  • isActive is an AccountDataType-only property. It indicates if the DataType (CF Safes, watchlist, etc.) is generally available in the CGW. The idea behind this is to provide a list of available DataTypes so the UI could build the list of checkboxes (or another widget) for the user to select using this as a source of truth. An alternative approach would be to use this isActive internally in the CGW and only return the active ones to the UI. This would be simpler but also less transparent. Do you have any preference regarding this? 🙂
  • enabled is an AccountDataSetting-only property. It represents a specific user setting (i.e.: whether the checkbox is marked or it isn't)

Regarding the overlap you commented on, I think you are right and this API can also be simplified. I'm working in the CGW on that regard and will update this accordingly later on 🙂

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I've modified the API on the CGW side, and I have also modified this PR accordingly in eaa943b

  • Account.accountId was renamed to simply id (as it's the type main identifier).
  • I've solved the overlap between the AccountDataType and AccountDataSetting types.

enabled: boolean
}

export type CreateAccountDto = {
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Please don't use the DTO acronym in type names. It makes sense within the internal CGW architecture, but for clients it's a non-concept.

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Changed in eaa943b

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accountDataSettings: {
id: string
enabled: boolean
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Another (partial) duplication of AccountDataSetting?

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Also solved in eaa943b

@hectorgomezv hectorgomezv marked this pull request as draft July 17, 2024 09:15
@hectorgomezv hectorgomezv marked this pull request as ready for review July 18, 2024 10:38
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Looks good to me!

Side note: we should at some point extract the credentials: 'include', into some boolean flag.

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'/v1/accounts/{address}/data-settings': {
get: operations['get_account_data_settings']
put: operations['put_account_data_settings']
parameters: {
path: {
address: string
}
credentials: 'include'
}
}
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Not sure if we have to define the body here as well but when calling putAccountDataSettings there is no type checking so I can pass anything I want as the second parameter in putAccountDataSettings(wallet.address, {}) without an error 🤔 @katspaugh do you remember if this is expected?

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Left a minor comment but not a blocker imo. Thanks!

@hectorgomezv hectorgomezv changed the title Add CGW Accounts API specification Feat: add CGW Accounts API specification Jul 22, 2024
@hectorgomezv hectorgomezv merged commit 04a28b5 into main Jul 22, 2024
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