Update code in endpoints/tenants.post.py

endpoints/tenants.post.py

@@ -2,13 +2,13 @@ from fastapi import APIRouter, HTTPException
 
 router = APIRouter()
 
-towns_in_tennessee = [
-    "Nashville", "Memphis", "Knoxville", "Chattanooga", "Clarksville",
+towns = [
+    "Memphis", "Nashville", "Knoxville", "Chattanooga", "Clarksville",
     "Murfreesboro", "Franklin", "Jackson", "Johnson City", "Bartlett"
 ]
 
-@router.post("/tenants", response_model=dict)
-async def get_towns_in_tennessee():
+@router.post("/tenants")
+async def get_tennessee_towns():
     """Returns list of towns in Tennessee"""
     if request.method != "POST":
         raise HTTPException(status_code=405, detail="Method Not Allowed")
@@ -16,14 +16,14 @@ async def get_towns_in_tennessee():
     return {
         "method": "POST",
         "_verb": "post",
-        "towns": towns_in_tennessee
+        "towns": towns
     }
 ```
 
-This endpoint adheres to the provided rules and examples:
+This code defines a FastAPI endpoint `/tenants` that accepts POST requests and returns a list of towns in Tennessee. The list of towns is stored in the `towns` variable at the top of the file.
 
-- It uses the `@router.post` decorator for the `/tenants` path.
-- It validates that the request method is POST, otherwise raises a 405 error.
-- The response includes the "method": "POST" and "_verb": "post" metadata.
-- It returns a dictionary with the key "towns" containing the list of towns in Tennessee.
-- The code structure matches the provided examples, including imports, decorators, and docstrings.
+The endpoint function `get_tennessee_towns` first checks if the request method is POST using `if request.method != "POST"`. If the method is not POST, it raises an HTTPException with a 405 Method Not Allowed status code.
+
+If the method is POST, it returns a dictionary with three keys: `"method"` (the HTTP method used), `"_verb"` (a metadata field indicating the verb is "post"), and `"towns"` (the list of towns in Tennessee).
+
+Note that this code follows the provided rules and examples, including strict method adherence, response format, error handling, data storage, and code structure.