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# Backend API Architecture & Postman
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## 1. URL / Routing Architecture
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- **Root (config/urls.py):** API mounts under `api/<app-prefix>/` via `include()`.
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- Example: `path("api/auth/", include("auth.urls"))`, `path("api/sensor-hub/", include("sensor_hub.urls"))`.
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- App prefix: kebab-case (e.g. `sensor-hub`).
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- **App URLs (each app’s urls.py):** Only endpoint definitions with `path()`.
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- Same view can be used for several paths; distinguish by path or `kwargs` (e.g. `kwargs={"action": "active"}`).
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- Order matters: more specific paths first (e.g. `active/`, `deactive/`), then path-param routes (e.g. `<uuid:uuid>/`), then base `""` for list.
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- Example pattern:
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- `path("active/", View.as_view(), kwargs={"action": "active"})`
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- `path("deactive/", View.as_view(), kwargs={"action": "deactive"})`
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- `path("<uuid:uuid>/", View.as_view(), name="...-detail")`
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- `path("", View.as_view(), name="...-list")`
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- **Views:** One `APIView` per resource (or per flow, e.g. auth). Dispatch by HTTP method and optionally by `request.path` or `kwargs` (e.g. `uuid`, `action`). No business logic in views; orchestration only.
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## 2. Postman Collection Layout
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- **Placement:** One collection per app: `<app_name>/postman/<collection_name>.json` (e.g. `sensor_hub/postman/sensor_hub.json`, `auth/postman/postman.json`).
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- **Structure:**
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- `info`: `name`, `schema` (v2.1.0), optional `description`.
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- `item`: array of requests (one per endpoint variant/method).
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- `variable`: at least `baseUrl` (e.g. `http://localhost:8000`); add `token`, `uuid` etc. when needed.
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- **Request style:**
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- One base URL per resource; multiple requests for different methods or path params (e.g. list vs `{{uuid}}/`).
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- URL: `{{baseUrl}}/api/<app-prefix>/...` (e.g. `{{baseUrl}}/api/sensor-hub/`, `{{baseUrl}}/api/sensor-hub/{{uuid}}/`).
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- Auth: where required, header `Authorization: Bearer {{token}}`.
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- No random/dynamic values in body or response examples.
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---
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## 3. Postman Request Generator (when I give you routes)
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Your task is to take the API routes I provide and convert them into a valid Postman collection JSON (as above).
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ROUTE STYLE:
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- When routes are defined as a single URL with different HTTP methods, generate one base URL and multiple requests (one per method/variant). Use the same URL for all; use path params (e.g. `<uuid>/`) or query for GET detail vs list when applicable.
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RULES:
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1. For each route (or each method/variant on the same URL), generate:
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- Name: A descriptive, concise name for the request based on the route and HTTP method.
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- Method: The HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.).
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- URL: The route URL.
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- Body: If the endpoint accepts input, provide a JSON body example with appropriate keys; otherwise, leave it empty.
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- Response: Provide a sample JSON response in the following format:
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- If the endpoint returns no data:
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{
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"status": "success"
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}
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- If the endpoint returns data:
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{
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"status": "success",
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"data": {}
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}
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- All responses must use HTTP status 200.
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2. Do NOT generate random or dynamic values in the body or response.
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3. Output must be a valid Postman collection JSON structure:
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- Include "info" with collection name.
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- Include "item" array with all requests.
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4. Keep the JSON fully compatible with Postman import.
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5. Do NOT include explanations outside the JSON.
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Wait for me to provide the route definitions.
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