feat: add files for lesson_23 homework #752
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🎓 Automated Grading Report
Student: Evander Blue
Date: 10/7/2025
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The submission successfully implements all required API endpoints in the MediaItemsController.java file, demonstrating a solid understanding of the HTTP protocol and Java development. The getItems, getItem, addItem, and deleteItem methods are correctly implemented, and the logic for handling different HTTP status codes is appropriately used. The code modifications ensure that unit tests and GitHub checks pass, indicating functional correctness.
Technically, the code is mostly well-formatted and syntactically correct. However, there are some minor issues with import organization, as imports are not consistently ordered. Additionally, the use of HttpStatus constants is correct, but the code could benefit from more detailed exception handling, particularly in the deleteItem method, where a generic exception catch block is used. This could potentially mask specific issues that might arise.
Overall, the submission meets all functional requirements and is technically sound, with minor areas for improvement in code organization and exception handling.
This is an automated preliminary review. Please review and adjust before finalizing.
| // Invalid UUID format | ||
| return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST).build(); | ||
| } catch (Exception e) { | ||
| // Handle other exceptions (like MediaItemCheckedOutException) |
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You should handle MediaItemCheckedOutException separately and return a 409 response, and a 500 for your catch-all response to any other unanticipated error.
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This pull request updates the MediaItemsController file using the mapping annotation to implement the correct methods to Get, Post, and Delete Items.