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Overview:

   Sunbird un-enroll service is built to facilitate user to un-enroll from an active open batch As of now open batch is allowing user to do the enrollment , but there is no option for un-enrollment.

Problem Statement:

   How to empower  Allow user to do the un-enroll enrollment from an active open batch by their own, if batch is not closed or user haven't completed it.

Proposed Solution 1 :

     We need to construct  Provide a new API for the same. This API needs the user to provide valid userid, batchid and courseid to un-enroll them. For this, there is a need to add a new column namely 'isunenrollmentallowed' (boolean) in the table Unenroll Service API:

...

api for un-enrollment of open batch. This api call will be allowed for open batch only. Api request structure will be as follow.

Url : /api/course/v1/unenroll

 {
"request": {
"userId": "string",
"batchId": "string",
"courseId": "string"
}
}


Solution 2 :
Once user will un-enroll his/her data will be mark as deleted and won't be visible.
   Sunbird will provide a new api for un-enrollment for course batch. It will support un-enrollment for open batch and invite only batch both. Participant removal will be decided based on batch type.
Request structure will be as follow.
 
Url : /api/course/v1/unenroll   

{
"request": {
"userIds": ["user1", "user2"],
"batchId": "batch identifier",
"courseId": "course identifier"
}

}

 
Business Logic:  Check batch type if batch type is open then caller userId (which we get from x-authenticated-user-token) should be same as passed userIds. If batch type is invite-only then call userId should have role of course-mentors.

Accepted solution: 

      solution 1 is accepted and dev team is going to implement it.


  

Task Ref : 
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