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n.nakhostin 9119e2383e Add configuration file and update server settings
- Introduced a new `config.yaml` file for managing server, database, cache, queue, AI, scraping, logging, and rate limiting configurations.
- Updated `docker-compose.yml` to reflect the new server port (8081) and adjusted health check endpoints accordingly.
- Modified `Dockerfile` to expose the new server port.
- Updated `README.md` to reflect changes in server configuration and added documentation for the new configuration structure.
- Added test scripts for server and Swagger documentation testing.
- Refactored customer domain structure to align with new configuration settings and improve maintainability.
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Swagger API Documentation Successfully Implemented

🎉 Implementation Complete

The Swagger API documentation has been successfully implemented for the Tender Management Backend with comprehensive handler function comments.

📋 What Was Accomplished

1. Dependencies Added

  • github.com/swaggo/echo-swagger - Echo Swagger integration
  • github.com/swaggo/swag/cmd/swag - Swagger documentation generator
  • github.com/swaggo/files - Swagger UI files

2. Swagger Configuration

  • Added main Swagger annotations to cmd/web/main.go
  • Configured API metadata (title, version, description, contact info)
  • Set up security definitions for Bearer token authentication
  • Defined API tags for organization

3. Handler Function Documentation

All customer handler functions now have comprehensive Swagger annotations:

🔐 Authentication Endpoints

  • POST /api/customers/login - Customer login with credentials
  • POST /api/customers/refresh-token - Refresh access token

👤 Customer Profile Endpoints (Protected)

  • GET /api/customers/profile - Get customer profile
  • PUT /api/customers/profile - Update customer profile
  • PUT /api/customers/change-password - Change password

👥 Admin Endpoints (Admin Protected)

  • POST /api/admin/customers/register - Register new customer
  • GET /api/admin/customers - List customers with pagination
  • GET /api/admin/customers/{id} - Get customer by ID

4. Server Integration

  • Added Swagger route to HTTP server (/swagger/*)
  • Integrated with Echo framework
  • Configured proper middleware

5. Documentation Generation

  • Generated comprehensive API documentation
  • Created interactive Swagger UI
  • Produced OpenAPI specification (JSON/YAML)

🚀 How to Use

1. Start the Server

# Build and run with documentation
make run-docs

# Or manually
make build
./bin/web

2. Access Documentation

3. Regenerate Documentation

# Regenerate after adding new endpoints
make docs

# Or manually
swag init -g cmd/web/main.go -o cmd/web/docs

📊 Current API Endpoints

Available in Swagger Documentation:

  1. POST /api/customers/login - Customer authentication
  2. POST /api/customers/refresh-token - Token refresh
  3. GET /api/customers/profile - Get profile (protected)
  4. PUT /api/customers/profile - Update profile (protected)
  5. PUT /api/customers/change-password - Change password (protected)
  6. POST /api/admin/customers/register - Register customer (admin)
  7. GET /api/admin/customers - List customers (admin)
  8. GET /api/admin/customers/{id} - Get customer by ID (admin)

🔧 Technical Details

Swagger Annotations Used

  • @Summary - Brief endpoint description
  • @Description - Detailed endpoint description
  • @Tags - API grouping
  • @Accept - Request content type
  • @Produce - Response content type
  • @Security - Authentication requirements
  • @Param - Request parameters
  • @Success - Success responses
  • @Failure - Error responses
  • @Router - Endpoint path and method

Response Types Documented

  • response.APIResponse - Standard API response structure
  • customer.CustomerResponse - Customer data response
  • customer.AuthResponse - Authentication response
  • Error responses for all HTTP status codes

Security Implementation

  • Bearer token authentication
  • Protected endpoints require valid JWT
  • Admin endpoints require admin privileges

🧪 Testing Results

Server Status

  • MongoDB connection: Working
  • HTTP server: Running on port 8081
  • Swagger UI: Accessible
  • Health endpoint: Responding

Documentation Features

  • Interactive API testing: Available
  • Request/response examples: Included
  • Authentication support: Configured
  • Error documentation: Complete

📁 File Structure

cmd/web/
├── main.go          # Main app with Swagger config
├── bootstrap.go     # Server setup with Swagger route
└── docs/           # Generated documentation
    ├── docs.go     # Swagger docs
    ├── swagger.json # OpenAPI spec
    └── swagger.yaml # OpenAPI spec (YAML)

internal/customer/
├── handler.go      # HTTP handlers with Swagger annotations
├── form.go         # Request/response forms
└── ...

pkg/response/
└── response.go     # Standard API response types

🎯 Next Steps

For Developers

  1. Add New Endpoints: Follow the annotation pattern in handler.go
  2. Update Documentation: Run make docs after changes
  3. Test in Swagger UI: Use the interactive interface
  4. Maintain Examples: Keep request/response examples current

For API Consumers

  1. Explore APIs: Use Swagger UI for interactive testing
  2. Authentication: Use Bearer token for protected endpoints
  3. Error Handling: Check documented error responses
  4. Pagination: Use documented pagination parameters

🏆 Success Metrics

  • All handler functions documented
  • Interactive API testing available
  • Authentication properly configured
  • Error responses documented
  • Request/response examples included
  • Server running successfully
  • Documentation accessible via web interface

📚 Resources


Status: COMPLETE - Swagger API documentation successfully implemented with comprehensive handler function comments.