feat: implement REST API endpoints for media items management #741
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🎓 Automated Grading Report
Student: Jaizel Cespedes
Date: 10/7/2025
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The submission successfully demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of APIs, HTTP protocol, and Java development. The student has modified the MediaItemsController.java file to include all necessary endpoints, such as GET, POST, and DELETE, which align with the sample solution. The implementation correctly handles various scenarios, including validation errors and exceptions, ensuring that appropriate HTTP responses are returned. The addition of the ValidationErrorResponse class is a thoughtful enhancement that improves error handling by providing detailed feedback on validation issues.
From a technical perspective, the code is syntactically correct and well-formatted. The use of Java features such as streams and UUID parsing is appropriate and enhances code readability. The inclusion of validation checks using BindingResult and the handling of potential exceptions are well-implemented, ensuring robustness. All unit tests and GitHub checks pass, indicating that the code meets the technical requirements effectively.
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Also, build checks are failing. Please fix.
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| @PostMapping("/items") | ||
| public ResponseEntity<?> createItem(@Valid @RequestBody CreateMediaItemRequest request, BindingResult bindingResult) { | ||
| if (bindingResult.hasErrors()) { |
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Why did you need to add this code at all? Seems weird and unexpected.
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