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[Sweep Rules] Fixes #1: Update API definition to include missing endpoints #152

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Description

This PR updates the API definition file api/api.yaml to include missing endpoints that were previously not defined. The missing endpoints are as follows:

  • /regions/{regionId}/experiences: Retrieves experiences for a specific region.
  • /user/regions: Retrieves regions associated with the authenticated user.
  • /user/regions/{regionId}: Retrieves a specific region associated with the authenticated user.
  • /user/experiences: Retrieves experiences associated with the authenticated user.
  • /user/experiences/{experienceId}: Retrieves a specific experience associated with the authenticated user.
  • /user/{userId}/regions: Retrieves regions associated with a specific user.
  • /user/{userId}/experiences: Retrieves experiences associated with a specific user.

To implement these changes, the following modifications were made:

Summary of Changes

  • Created a new file api/regions.js to define the missing endpoints related to regions.
  • Created a new file api/user.js to define the missing endpoints related to user regions and experiences.
  • Modified the existing file api/api.yaml to include the references to the newly created files and endpoints.

Please review and merge this PR to include the missing endpoints in the API definition.

Fixes #1

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Write a script to download coordinates of regions from a list
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