Refactor Product Controller for enhanced structure and error handling.#50
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PR Description:
This PR introduces key improvements to the ProductController, focusing on cleaner code structure, modern Spring Boot practices, and robust error handling.
Changes Implemented:
Refactored Request Mappings:
- Replaced @RequestMapping with more specific annotations (@GetMapping and @PostMapping) for better readability
and HTTP method clarity.
- Introduced a base path (/product) for all endpoints to reduce redundancy and improve URL structure.
Enhanced Error Handling:
Improved Dependency Injection:
- Switched from setter-based to constructor-based dependency injection for the ProductService, aligning with best
practices for immutability and testability.
Optimized Code Readability:
- Removed unnecessary System.out.println statements to clean up the code.
- Structured methods to ensure single responsibilities, enhancing maintainability.
Benefits:
- Cleaner and More Maintainable Code: The refactoring enhances code clarity, making future updates and debugging easier.
- Better API Responses: Clients now receive meaningful HTTP responses, improving error handling and overall user experience.
- Alignment with Best Practices: The updates bring the controller in line with modern Spring Boot conventions, ensuring the
codebase is up-to-date and professional.