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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces comprehensive Items Management API support, enabling full CRUD operations for transactions/payments between buyers and sellers. It also standardizes all documentation filenames to lowercase for consistency.
Key Changes:
- Added complete Items resource with 13 methods for managing transactions, including create, update, list, delete, and related operations (fees, transactions, status)
- Standardized all documentation filenames from uppercase to lowercase (e.g.,
README.md→readme.md,USERS.md→users.md) - Updated date of birth format across documentation from
YYYYMMDDtoDD/MM/YYYY
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 17 out of 27 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| lib/zai_payment/resources/item.rb | New Items resource with full CRUD and validation |
| spec/zai_payment/resources/item_spec.rb | Comprehensive test suite for Items (670 lines) |
| lib/zai_payment/response.rb | Added items, fees, transactions, batch_transactions data extraction |
| lib/zai_payment.rb | Integrated Items resource into main module |
| lib/zai_payment/version.rb | Bumped version to 2.0.0 for major feature release |
| readme.md | Added Items documentation section and lowercase link updates |
| changelog.md | Documented Items API release and lowercase filename convention |
| docs/items.md | New comprehensive Items API documentation |
| examples/items.md | New extensive Items usage examples (598 lines) |
| lib/zai_payment/resources/user.rb | Enhanced payout user validation and documentation |
| spec/zai_payment/resources/user_spec.rb | Updated test to include required payout fields |
| examples/users.md | Clarified device_id/ip_address usage in user creation |
| implementation.md | Updated DOB format references |
| docs/user_quick_reference.md | Updated DOB format and lowercase links |
| docs/authentication.md | Updated documentation links to lowercase |
| docs/webhook_security_quickstart.md | Updated documentation links to lowercase |
| contributing.md | Updated documentation references to lowercase |
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Short Description / Link to Ticket
This pull request primarily updates documentation and usage examples to improve clarity, accuracy, and consistency, especially around file naming conventions and user data requirements. The most significant changes include standardizing file names to lowercase, updating the date of birth format across documentation and examples, clarifying the use of
user_typeand device information in user creation flows, and providing a comprehensive changelog for the new Items Management API.Documentation and Naming Consistency:
readme.md,changelog.md,code_of_conduct.md,users.md, etc.) for consistency across the project. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]User Data Format and Validation:
YYYYMMDDtoDD/MM/YYYYthroughout the documentation, examples, and validation descriptions. [1] [2] [3] [4]user_typefield (payinorpayout) as a required attribute, and example flows have been updated to clarify when device information is required (at payment time, not during user creation). [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]Changelog and New Features:
Example and Guide Improvements:
device_idandip_addressshould be collected at payment time and are not part of the user profile. [1] [2] [3]Reference and Linking Fixes:
These changes collectively ensure that the documentation and examples are accurate, consistent, and easier to follow for both users and contributors.
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