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feat:Update OpenAPI Specification for Ideogram API v1.0.0 with New Endpoints #27

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  • New Features

    • Introduced multiple new API endpoints for managing API keys, subscriptions, and terms of service.
    • Enhanced functionality for reactivating subscriptions and retrieving Stripe connection data.
  • Improvements

    • Updated existing endpoints with detailed descriptions and refined request/response schemas.
    • Improved error handling for various API responses.
  • Security

    • Maintained clear definitions for API key and bearer token authentication methods.

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The changes consist of a significant update to the OpenAPI specification for the Ideogram API, version 1.0.0. This includes the introduction of multiple new endpoints for managing API keys, subscriptions, and terms of service, along with modifications to existing endpoints and their schemas. The updates also enhance response handling and maintain security definitions for authentication methods.

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File Path Change Summary
src/libs/Ideogram/openapi.yaml - Added new endpoints for API key management, subscription handling, and terms of service.
- Modified existing endpoints with new descriptions and request/response schemas.
- Updated schemas for ColorPaletteWithMembers and ColorPaletteMembers to reduce maxItems from 10 to 8.
- Enhanced response handling for various endpoints with new error scenarios.
- Retained security definitions for API key and bearer token authentication.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/libs/Ideogram/openapi.yaml (1)

Line range hint 1-1549: Consider enhancing documentation and examples

The API specification is well-structured and follows OpenAPI 3.0.1 standards. To further improve its usability, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Add more detailed descriptions for complex schemas and endpoints.
  2. Include more examples, especially for request and response bodies of new endpoints.
  3. Consider adding externalDocs links to relevant documentation for each tag or complex schema.

These enhancements would make it easier for developers to understand and integrate with the API.

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src/libs/Ideogram/openapi.yaml (4)

Line range hint 1-1536: New endpoints for API management look great!

The addition of new endpoints under /manage/api for API key management, subscription handling, and terms of service is a significant improvement. These endpoints provide users with comprehensive control over their API usage and account management. The RESTful design and clear descriptions for each endpoint are commendable.


Line range hint 1537-1549: Security schemes are well-implemented

The API's security schemes (ApiKeyAuth and BearerAuth) are properly defined and provide appropriate authentication options for the API. This implementation allows for flexibility in how clients can authenticate their requests.


Line range hint 1-1549: Overall, excellent improvements to the API specification

The updates to the Ideogram API specification significantly enhance its functionality, particularly in areas of API key management, subscription handling, and terms of service. The new endpoints and modified schemas provide users with more control and flexibility. The specification maintains a clear, consistent structure and follows OpenAPI 3.0.1 standards well.

While there are some areas that could benefit from additional documentation and examples, the overall changes represent a substantial improvement to the API. Great work on expanding the API's capabilities while maintaining a well-organized specification!


1267-1267: Verify the impact of reducing color palette size

The maximum number of items in ColorPaletteWithMembers and ColorPaletteMembers has been reduced from 10 to 8. While this change might be intentional, it's important to consider its impact on existing implementations.

Please confirm if this change is intentional and assess its potential impact on current users. Consider running the following script to check for any usage of color palettes with more than 8 colors:

Also applies to: 1276-1276

✅ Verification successful

Color palette size reduction verified

No usage of ColorPaletteWithMembers or ColorPaletteMembers exceeds 8 items. The reduction from 10 to 8 does not impact existing implementations.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for color palette usage with more than 8 colors

# Search for color palette definitions or usages with more than 8 colors
rg -n '(ColorPaletteWithMembers|ColorPaletteMembers).*\{9,\}' --type yaml --type typescript --type javascript

Length of output: 146


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for color palette usage with more than 8 colors

# Search for color palette definitions or usages with more than 8 colors
rg -n '(ColorPaletteWithMembers|ColorPaletteMembers).*\{9,\}' --type yaml --type ts --type js

Length of output: 95

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