- Set up Rails project with necessary gems
- Created Payload model and migration
- Implemented rate limiting with Redis
- Created PayloadsController with add, edit, and get actions
- Set up configuration for expiry times and rate limits
- Implemented auto-delete job for expired payloads
- Added scheduler for running the auto-delete job
- Fixed database migration issues
- Implemented CRUD operations with curl commands
- Created API documentation (API_DOCUMENTATION.md)
- Updated expiry time logic to respect server-defined maximum
- Added README.md with project overview and setup instructions
- Added LICENSE.md with MIT License
- Updated .gitignore to exclude all sensitive and unnecessary files
- Removed tracked files that should be ignored
- Used git filter-repo to remove sensitive and unnecessary files from entire Git history
- Re-added remote origin after git filter-repo operation
- Set up RSpec for testing
- Created initial model tests for Payload
- Created controller tests for PayloadsController (add, edit, get actions)
- Implemented comprehensive tests using RSpec
- Included model specs and controller specs
- Used FactoryBot for test data generation
- Fixed issues with rate limiting in tests
- Configured test environment to use Redis for caching
- Wrote integration tests for API endpoints (add, edit, get)
- Successfully ran and passed all tests (unit, controller, and integration)
- Implemented error handling for database errors and not found scenarios
- Set up Rubocop for code style enforcement
- Optimized database queries
- Added necessary indexes
- Used includes, joins, or select to avoid N+1 queries
- Implemented caching strategies (e.g., fragment caching, Russian Doll caching)
- Refactored code to follow Ruby style guide (used Rubocop)
- Fixed all RuboCop offenses
- Ensured all tests are passing after refactoring
- Implemented API versioning (v1)
- Updated routes to use RESTful conventions
- Refactored PayloadsController to use create, update, and show actions
- Updated tests to match new API structure and conventions
- Fixed issues with update action in controller and tests
- Ensured all tests are passing after refactoring
- Updated API documentation to reflect new versioned endpoints
- Implemented comprehensive error handling in controller actions
- Added tests for non-existent payload scenarios
- Configured CI pipeline with GitHub Actions
- Set up linting with RuboCop in CI pipeline
- Implemented test coverage reporting
- Improve API documentation further
- Add more detailed examples for each endpoint
- Include error responses and status codes for all scenarios
- Implement versioning for the API (future versions)
- Add monitoring and alerting for production environment
- Enhance error handling and validation
- Implement proper error logging
- Display user-friendly error messages
- Refactor controllers to keep them skinny
- Move business logic to service objects or model methods
- Add more comprehensive logging
- Implement pagination for large datasets
- Consider adding a delete endpoint for manual payload removal
- Use service objects for complex business logic
- Implement background jobs using Sidekiq for time-consuming tasks
- Set up Docker for consistent development and deployment environments
- Configure production environment
- Implement token validation (for future versions)
- Enhance security measures
- Implement proper authentication and authorization
- Use strong parameters in controllers
- Protect against common web vulnerabilities (XSS, CSRF, SQL injection)