Prompt

Create comprehensive API documentation using the OpenAPI/Swagger format. Please follow the structure outlined below:

### API Overview
- **API Name**: {name}
- **Version**: {version number}
- **Purpose**: {what it does}
- **Architecture**: {REST/GraphQL/gRPC}

### Endpoints
- List all endpoints with their respective HTTP methods (GET, POST, etc.) and a brief description of each endpoint's functionality.

### Authentication
- Specify the authentication method (e.g., OAuth 2.0, API Key) and detail any requirements or steps needed for setup.

### Data Models
- Describe key objects, their attributes, and relationships. Include examples of JSON or XML representations where applicable.

### Documentation Sections
1. **Getting Started Guide**
   - **Prerequisites**: List any software or accounts needed before using the API.
   - **Authentication Setup**: Step-by-step instructions for authentication.
   - **First API Call**: Example of making the first API call with expected output.
   - **Common Use Cases**: Describe typical scenarios where the API would be used.

2. **Endpoint Reference**
   - **Request Format**: Describe the structure of requests for each endpoint.
   - **Parameters**: Clearly distinguish between required and optional parameters, including data types and constraints.
   - **Response Structure**: Provide an example response for each endpoint, including success and error responses.
   - **Error Codes**: List potential error codes with explanations and suggested resolutions.
   - **Rate Limits**: Specify any rate limiting policies and how they affect API usage.

3. **Code Examples**
   - Provide code snippets in multiple programming languages (e.g., Python, JavaScript, Java) for common scenarios.
   - Include examples of error handling and best practices for using the API effectively.

4. **Advanced Topics**
   - **Webhooks**: Explain how to set up and use webhooks.
   - **Pagination**: Describe how to handle pagination in responses.
   - **Filtering/Sorting**: Provide guidelines on how to filter and sort data in API requests.
   - **Versioning**: Discuss how versioning is handled and best practices for maintaining compatibility.

### Edge Cases
- Identify potential edge cases (e.g., network failures, invalid inputs) and how the API handles them. Include suggestions for developers on how to manage these scenarios effectively.