Add REST API and Wishlist feature with full CRUD for books #1
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Features Implemented:
Create: Add new books via JSON POST requests.
Read: Retrieve book details individually or as a list.
Update: Modify existing book information with PUT requests.
Delete: Remove books from the library database.
The API follows REST principles with proper HTTP methods and status codes (200, 201, 400, 404), and all requests and responses use JSON format. Error handling ensures meaningful feedback for invalid requests.
Testing:
Unit tests were written using pytest covering all CRUD operations.
Wishlist Feature (Work in Progress):
A wishlist functionality was planned to allow users to save books for future reading. However, due to time constraints and technical challenges encountered, the wishlist feature is not yet fully implemented.