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Feat/GitHub etl migrations #63

Closed amindadgar closed 7 months ago

amindadgar commented 7 months ago

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Walkthrough

This update enhances project configuration and database management. It introduces MongoDB connection settings, improves Neo4j migrations, and updates the .gitignore to better manage file exclusions. These changes streamline developer workflows and enhance database interaction capabilities, particularly with MongoDB and Neo4j.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.gitignore Updated to exclude __pycache__, db/mongo/config.ini, and certs/*; added userFile.
README.md Added instructions for Neo4j migrations using neo4j-migrations.
db/mongo/config.ini.example Added MongoDB connection configuration functionality.
db/neo4j/migra.../V002__github_etl_rename_nodes.cypher Added functionality to rename Neo4j nodes related to GitHub entities.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ca6b033558009f538205bfc67ce0017793cda85d and 29844d8f4d74f54d97b73234d671f5d9088a7bc5.
Files selected for processing (4) * .gitignore (1 hunks) * README.md (1 hunks) * db/mongo/config.ini.example (1 hunks) * db/neo4j/migrations/V002__github_etl_rename_nodes.cypher (1 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (4)
.gitignore (1)
`9-10`: The additions of `__pycache__` and `db/mongo/config.ini` to the `.gitignore` file are appropriate and follow best practices for Python projects and MongoDB configurations.
db/mongo/config.ini.example (1)
`1-9`: The `config.ini.example` file provides a clear and useful template for setting up MongoDB connections, which will help developers configure their environments more easily.
db/neo4j/migrations/V002__github_etl_rename_nodes.cypher (1)
`1-40`: The Cypher migration script is well-structured and uses `apoc.refactor.rename.label` effectively to rename labels in the Neo4j database. This enhances the clarity and relevance of the database schema.
README.md (1)
`43-47`: The instructions for running Neo4j migrations are clear and well-detailed, providing developers with the necessary steps to manage database changes effectively.
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