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GitAuto: [FEATURE] Use Response
class for handling Request responses
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Resolves #264
What is the feature
Refactor the
Request
class in the Pancake project to utilize the newResponse
class for handling responses. This standardizes the response structure across the library, improving consistency, readability, and maintainability.Why we need the feature
Using the
Response
class aligns the Pancake toolkit with modern design principles, providing a predictable and unified way to handle API responses. It enhances debugging and logging by clearly encapsulating error details and allows for consistent serialization of responses.How to implement and why
Integrate
Response
ClassRequest
class methods (get()
,post()
,put()
,delete()
) with instances of theResponse
class.Success Handling
Response::success()
, including relevant data and descriptive success messages.Error Handling
Response::error()
, including the HTTP status code, error details, and appropriate error messages.Serialization
Request
class to return responses as arrays or JSON strings via theResponse
methods (toArray()
ortoJson()
).This step-by-step approach ensures a seamless transition to the new
Response
class, enhancing the overall structure and maintainability of the library.About backward compatibility
To maintain backward compatibility, include a transitional method or flag that allows optional use of raw responses. This ensures that existing implementations are not broken while adopting the new standardized
Response
structure.Test these changes locally