Add API with queue history in CSV #166
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why do we need @ResponseBody?
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rename function to getQueueEventsCsv and make the path "/queue/{queueId}/eventsCsv"
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Let's write a converter for QueueEventsResponse and remove QueueEventsCsvResponse and getQueueEventsInCsv service function.
As per this, it will use the media type to determine the converter, this should work. Can you try?
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If we are going to use Accept header to decide on the response content, then maybe just one endpoint would be enough?
GET /queue/{queueId}/eventswithAccept: application/jsonwould return the events in JSON,GET /queue/{queueId}/eventswithAccept: text/csvwould return a CSV
What do you think?
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QueueEventsResponse does not include queue name. I wanted to use it to make the filename more accessible. Do you think a generic name like history.csv is ok?
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Using the Accept header if that works would be the best way, in my opinion.
I wanted to use it to make the filename more accessible.
Yeah, that would be desirable. Can you try adding the queue Id and name to QueueEventsResponse? In case that's difficult, we can fallback to a generic name.
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@piotrwasko Can you fix the tests? Looks like you are missing some imports
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PR resolves #165