Aggregate alias support

[Samoht70]

Updates documentation to reflect new functionality: Aggregate alias support

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added an option to specify custom names for aggregate columns in API responses.

• Documentation

  • Updated guidance with examples to demonstrate how to utilize the new alias field.

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Walkthrough

The update introduces a new optional string field called alias within the aggregates section of the search API documentation. This field allows users to assign custom names to aggregate columns in API responses. Additionally, the documentation now includes an "Aliases" section with a JSON example, and the specifications table is updated to indicate that aggregates.alias is of type string. Existing fields and functionality remain unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
content/.../2.search.md	Added the optional alias field in the aggregates structure; updated documentation with an "Aliases" section, JSON example, and specs table.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant A as API Search Endpoint
    participant DB as Database

    C->>A: Send request with aggregates (including alias)
    A->>DB: Process aggregates with alias mapping
    DB-->>A: Return aggregated results
    A-->>C: Respond with custom alias names

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content/2.endpoints/2.search.md (1)

421-440: New "Aliases" Section Added for Clarity

The newly added "### Aliases" section successfully explains the purpose of the alias field and provides a clear JSON example. One minor suggestion: consider rephrasing “using the alias method” to “using the alias property” since it better reflects that this is a field in the JSON payload.

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57-66: New Optional Alias Field in Aggregates JSON Example

The JSON snippet now includes "alias": "approved_max_rate" for the aggregate configuration. This clearly demonstrates the new functionality from the PR by allowing users to specify an alias for the aggregate column. Please double-check that the alias is optional and that any backend logic correctly handles its absence.

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108-108: Specification Table Updated for Aggregates Alias

The specifications table now includes the new row for aggregates.alias with a type of string. The description ("The name to use for the aggregate column in the response") is concise and well-aligned with the intended functionality. Ensure that this updated documentation matches any backend validations or defaults.