Enhance pagination and ordering capabilities in API responses
- Updated pagination-response and read-write-controllers documentation to include `orderBy` and `orderType` parameters for sorting results. - Introduced new `order-clause` module to handle ordering logic, including validation for order types and columns. - Enhanced `PaginationQueryDto` to support ordering fields in API requests. - Updated various repository and service classes to implement ordering in database queries. - Added unit tests for new ordering functionality and ensured existing tests cover the updated behavior. - Refactored related DTOs to include user and code relations for better data representation in responses.
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@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ interface PaginationMeta {
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- Mark every list endpoint with `@Pagination()`
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- Return `{ data, total }` from the handler — **never** build `meta` in the service or controller
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- Query: `page`/`limit` or `offset`/`limit` (defaults `page=1`, `limit=10`; max limit `200`)
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- Query: `page`/`limit` or `offset`/`limit` (defaults `page=1`, `limit=10`; max limit `200`) plus `orderBy`/`orderType` (`ASC` | `DESC`, default `ASC`)
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- Use `@RawResponse()` for file downloads / health probes that must skip wrapping
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- Non-list handlers (detail, create, update, delete, status, import) pass through **unwrapped**
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