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…with the message "Hello World" when the query parameter `key` is present. If the `key` query parameter is not present, return a JSON response with the message "key query parameter is required" and a status code of 501. This commit adds the necessary code changes to the `api/views.py` file to implement the new `get_hello` function. It also includes corresponding tests in the `api/tests.py` file to ensure the endpoint behaves as expected.
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This pull request includes significant changes to the Django-based application, primarily aimed at enhancing its functionality and usability. The changes include setting up a development container, updating the README, introducing new API routes and their corresponding tests, creating a new HTML home page, and adding sample data for Azure VMs.
API Endpoint Enhancements:
copilot/api/views.py: Added two new API endpoints:get_helloandget_vms. Theget_helloendpoint returns a greeting message based on a query parameter, while theget_vmsendpoint returns a list of VMs read from a local JSON file.copilot/api/urls.py: Updated the URL configuration to include the newget_helloandget_vmsendpoints.Testing:
copilot/api/tests.py: Introduced several tests for the newget_helloandget_vmsendpoints. The tests validate the endpoints' responses and their content.Project Documentation:
README.md: Updated the project's README file to provide an overview of the project and instructions on how to get started. It also includes a brief description of the labs available in the project.docs/001-implement-new-route.md,docs/002-data-and-services.md,docs/003-create-homepage.md: Added detailed lab instructions in these new markdown files. The labs guide users through the process of adding new API routes, generating sample data, testing APIs, and creating a homepage. [1] [2] [3]Development Environment:
.devcontainer/devcontainer.json: Integrated GitHub Copilot into the development environment by adding it as an extension in the VS Code devcontainer configuration.Homepage Creation:
copilot/copilot/views.py: Added a newhomeview function to render the homepage.copilot/copilot/urls.py: Included the newhomeview in the URL configuration.copilot/copilot/templates/home.html: Created a new HTML template for the homepage. The page displays a list of VMs fetched from the/api/vms/endpoint.Other Changes:
copilot/copilot/settings.py: Modified the settings to include the project's templates directory in the Django templates' DIRS setting.copilot/data/vms.json: Added a new JSON file containing sample data for VMs. This data is used by theget_vmsAPI endpoint.copilot/requirements.txt: Added new Python packages required for the project.