As an inspector or on-site manager, I should be able to update the progress of a project, so that I can take the project nearer to completion.

[arafaysaleem]

Summary

As an inspector or on-site manager, I should be able to update the progress of a project, so that I can take the project nearer to completion.

Acceptance Criteria

GIVEN a inspector or on-site manager is editing the progress of a project in the desktop app
WHEN the app hits the projects/:id endpoint with a valid PATCH request, containing:-
The path parameter:

• :id, the unique id of the project which is being edited.

And any of the following body parameters:

• progress

THEN the app should receive a status 200
AND in the response, the following information should be returned:

• header message indicating update operation success

Sample Request/Sample Response

headers: {
    error: 0,
    message: "The specified item was updated successfully"
}
body: {}

Resources

• Development URL: {Here goes a URL to the feature on development API}
• Production URL: {Here goes a URL to the feature on production API}

Dev Notes

{Some complementary notes if necessary}

Testing Notes

Scenario 1: PATCH request is successful

1. A PATCH request to /projects/:id endpoint updating progress key in the body should return a status code 200.
2. A subsequent GET request to /projects/:id endpoint should return a status code 200 and the projects details with the updated progress i.e. matching the initially sent progress.

Scenario 2: PATCH request is forbidden

1. Send a PATCH request to /projects/:id endpoint updating any other key (e.g. budget) in the body.
2. Ensure the response returns a 403 forbidden status code.