Adapting an API for Different Clients
Tailoring API responses to client needs
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I have a REST API that returns [DATA_DESCRIPTION]. Create adapters for: 1) A mobile client (lightweight data, pagination), 2) A web client (full data with relations), 3) An external webhook (partner-specific format). Use the Adapter/Transformer pattern and generate TypeScript interfaces for each output format.
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Astuce : structurez chaque adaptateur comme une classe implémentant une interface `Transformer<T>` commune. Cela permet de tester isolément chaque transformation et d’ajouter un nouveau client (ex. application desktop) sans modifier le contrôleur. Utilisez une factory pour sélectionner l’adaptateur selon le header `Accept` ou le type de client.
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