To design APIs for restaurants to send over their data to UberEats, we would need to consider the following: 1. Authentication and authorization: We need to ensure that only authorized restaurants can access the APIs and send data. We can implement OAuth2 authentication to achieve this. 2. Data format: We need to define the data format that restaurants will use to send their data. This could be a JSON or XML schema that specifies the fields and data types. 3. Endpoints: We need to define the endpoints that restaurants will use to send their data. For example, we could have an endpoint for adding a new restaurant, an endpoint for updating menu items, and an endpoint for updating prices. 4. Rate limiting: We need to implement rate limiting to prevent restaurants from overwhelming the system with too many requests. 5. Error handling: We need to define how errors will be handled. For example, we could return error codes and messages to the restaurant or provide a web interface for them to view errors. By considering these factors, we can design APIs that are secure, reliable, and easy for restaurants to use when sending their data to UberEats.
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