SoleSearch: Ingest

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OpenAPI Schema

Endpoints

/sneakers/{product_id}

Returns a single sneaker found by the specified product_id. Product IDs are guaranteed to be unique in the SoleSearch database.

/sneakers/sku/{sku}

Returns a single sneaker found by the specified SKU.

SKU format differs by manufacturer, however, some brands may have overlapping SKUs. To ensure you find the correct product, either use the /sneakers/product_id endpoint, or specify the brand in the query params. Example:

/sneakers/sku/ABCDEF-123?brand=Nike

/sneakers

Filtering

By default, all products in the database are returned when calling /sneakers. You can filter with the following query parameters:

• brand
• name
• audience
• colorway
• releaseDate
• released

Filtering is case insensitive, but the search will always start at the beginning of each field. For example, a search /sneakers?brand=jordan will return all sneakers with a brand starting with Jordan, jordan, JORdan, etc... but a search /sneakers?brand=ordan will not find any Jordan brand sneakers. For this reason, those needing more comprehensive "search" functionality should use the /search endpoint.

Sorting

By default, all queries are sorted in reverse chronological order by release date. You can sort on other fields using the sort query paramter.

Sortable Fields:

• brand
• sku
• name
• colorway
• releaseDate
• price

Example:

GET /sneakers?sort=price

Returns results starting from the highest retail price.

sortOrder

The sortOrder query parameter is used in conjunction with the sort parameter to determine the direction of the sorting. It allows you to specify whether you want the results to be sorted in ascending or descending order. If not specified, results are sorted in descending order.

Possible Values:

• asc (Ascending): This will sort the results in ascending order.
• desc (Descending): This will sort the results in descending order.

Example:

GET /sneakers?sort=name&sortOrder=asc

Returns results sorted in alphabetical order based on the "name" field.