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  • New Features

    • Updated documentation for creating a greeting API, including detailed instructions and structured definitions.
    • Introduced a new endpoint /greeting/{name} for personalized greeting messages.
    • Enhanced guidelines for downloading dependencies and testing the API.
  • Documentation

    • Improved clarity on accessing OpenAPI specifications and enriching API documentation.

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The documentation for creating a simple Huma API has been updated to include detailed instructions for implementing a greeting API. Key changes include the addition of a GreetingOutput struct for response modeling, an expanded main function for router creation, and a new GET handler for the /greeting/{name} endpoint. The updates also cover dependency management, server startup, and API testing. Enhanced sections on API documentation clarify how to access OpenAPI specifications and utilize the huma.Register function for improved documentation practices.

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docs/docs/tutorial/your-first-api.md Updated to include detailed instructions for implementing a greeting API, dependency management, server startup, and API testing. Enhanced API documentation section.
main.go Added func main(), defined type GreetingOutput, and updated method signature for API registration.

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In the garden of code, a greeting does bloom,
With messages sweet, dispelling all gloom.
A rabbit hops forth, with joy in its heart,
To share with the world, a warm, friendly start!
So gather your tools, let the server ignite,
For Huma's new API shines ever so bright! 🐇✨


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docs/docs/tutorial/your-first-api.md (2)

Line range hint 141-170: LGTM with a minor suggestion: Clear instructions for running and testing the API.

The Calling the API section provides clear and comprehensive instructions for downloading dependencies, starting the server, and making requests to the API. The inclusion of examples using both Restish and curl is helpful for users with different preferences.

Consider adjusting the formatting of the code block for downloading dependencies to be consistent with other code blocks in the document:

-Download dependencies for `main.go`:
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-```bash
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This change will improve the consistency of the document's formatting.

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144-144: Consider: Markdown linting suggestion for command formatting.

Markdownlint has flagged the use of dollar signs before commands without showing output. While this is a valid suggestion for improving consistency in documentation, the current format is commonly used and doesn't significantly impact readability.

Given that the rest of the document uses this format consistently, I recommend keeping it as is for overall document consistency. However, if you decide to update the command formatting, ensure you apply the change consistently throughout the entire document.

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docs/docs/tutorial/your-first-api.md (7)

Line range hint 1-17: LGTM: Clear introduction and API design.

The introduction and API design section provide a concise and clear overview of the API to be built. The request and response formats are well-presented, making it easy for readers to understand the API's structure.

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Line range hint 19-46: LGTM: Well-structured Response Output section.

The Response Output section effectively introduces the GreetingOutput struct, explains the purpose of the Body field, and demonstrates the use of example and doc tags for API documentation. The inclusion of the directory structure is a helpful addition for readers following along.

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Line range hint 48-84: LGTM: Comprehensive Router & API setup.

The Router & API section effectively demonstrates how to create a router and API instance using Chi. The code example is well-structured, and the inclusion of an info box explaining how to use the built-in Go 1.22+ router as an alternative is a valuable addition. The TODO comment in the code is appropriate for this stage of the tutorial.

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Line range hint 86-140: LGTM: Well-explained Operation registration.

The Operation section effectively demonstrates how to register an operation with the Huma API instance. The code example is comprehensive, including the complete main.go file with the new operation. The explanation of the path and maxLength tags provides valuable context for understanding the input validation and documentation features of Huma.

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Line range hint 172-252: LGTM: Comprehensive API Documentation section.

The API Documentation section provides clear instructions for accessing the generated API documentation and includes helpful links to different versions of the OpenAPI specification. The example of enhancing documentation using huma.Register and the demonstration of huma.Operation for adding more information to the OpenAPI specification are valuable additions that will help users create more comprehensive and user-friendly API documentation.

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Line range hint 254-265: LGTM: Effective summary of key learnings.

The Review section provides a concise and effective summary of the key points covered in the tutorial. It reinforces the main concepts learned, including creating Huma input and output models, building a Golang REST API, making requests to the API, and viewing generated documentation. This recap serves as a good closure to the document and helps readers solidify their understanding of the material.

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Line range hint 1-265: Excellent tutorial: Clear, comprehensive, and well-structured.

This tutorial provides an excellent introduction to creating a Huma API. The document is well-structured, with clear explanations and relevant code examples throughout. It effectively guides the reader through the process of creating, running, and documenting a simple API using Huma.

Key strengths:

  1. Clear and concise explanations of concepts
  2. Well-structured code examples with helpful comments
  3. Comprehensive coverage of API creation, testing, and documentation
  4. Inclusion of alternative approaches (e.g., different routers)
  5. Effective use of Markdown formatting for readability

The minor suggestions provided in the review do not significantly impact the overall quality of the tutorial. Great job on creating such a helpful and informative guide!

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@danielgtaylor danielgtaylor merged commit 965e797 into danielgtaylor:main Oct 18, 2024
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