[#161777597] Create PUT method to cancel order #28
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What does this PR do?
Creates a PUT endpoint that allows a user to cancel an order
Description of Task to be completed?
A user can send a PUT request with an order id and receive a 201 response message
How should this be manually tested?
clone repo into a local directory
git clone --single-branch -b ft-PUT-cancel-order-161777597 git@github.com:ipaullly/sendIT.gitcd into the sendIT directory
activate virtual environment
source venv/bin/activateinstall dependencies
pip install requirements.txtpower up Postman and send a body of JSON via a POST method to your server several times to generate orders in the database. Now pass an order id via a PUT request to cancel a order.
What are the relevant pivotal tracker stories?
#27