Domain Listing API Enhancements & New Website Additions
What developments have taken place today?
Today’s commits have significantly enhanced the domain listing API and associated UI components. The core changes focus on improving data retrieval, filtering, sorting, and display – all geared towards a more efficient and user-friendly experience. Here’s a breakdown of the key updates:
- API Refactor & Repository Integration: The domain listing API now utilizes a dedicated
WebsiteRepositoryfor accessing website data, moving away from direct database queries. This improves modularity and testability. - Query Parameter Support: Comprehensive query parameters –
page,pageSize,search, andsort– have been implemented, allowing users to dynamically filter and sort the list of domains. Pagination ensures efficient handling of large datasets. - Domain Metadata Improvements: The database schema has been updated to include a unique constraint on domain names and improved data types for certificate information. A new helper package (
helper_domain) handles WHOIS lookups for retrieving detailed domain information. - Certificate Management Enhancements: Certificate retrieval, validation, and storage are now more robust with the introduction of a
Dialerinterface for network connections and better error handling. TheDomainstruct now incorporates key usage and SAN validation. - Table Styling & Accessibility: The table component’s styling has been refined for improved visual appeal and accessibility – including responsive design, sorting indicators, and enhanced link appearance.
- API Documentation Generation: A new endpoint (
/api-ts) generates TypeScript definitions for API routes, facilitating integration with other projects. - New Website Addition: Three websites have been added to the database through an automated process.
In summary, these changes represent a significant step toward consolidating domain management functionality and providing a more robust, flexible, and user-friendly experience for interacting with website data. The focus on modularity, improved data validation, enhanced UI elements, and streamlined API interactions underscores a commitment to maintainability and scalability.