Yandex-34-mpython-12 / UGC_sprint_2

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Feat: mongo + link to project #9

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Ren22 commented 1 month ago

Rebases https://github.com/Yandex-34-mpython-12/UGC_sprint_2/pull/7 onto main

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a significant transition from a PostgreSQL-based architecture to a MongoDB sharded cluster setup. Key updates include the addition of new environment variables for MongoDB configuration, restructuring of API routes, and the introduction of new models and schemas for handling posts and comments. The removal of obsolete files related to user data and movie ratings reflects a streamlined focus on the new data handling approach. Additionally, Docker configurations have been updated to support the new MongoDB services, enhancing the overall application architecture.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.env.example Added new environment variables: BIGDATA_CONFIG__MONGO__MONGODB_DB_NAME and BIGDATA_CONFIG__MONGO__MONGODB_URI.
README.md Removed lines related to sprint tasks and replaced with a link to "UGC Sprint 2."
bigdata_service/requirements.txt Added dependencies: fastapi-pagination, beanie, and python-slugify.
bigdata_service/src/api/__init__.py Restructured API router setup; added setup_routers function and renamed routers for better organization.
bigdata_service/src/api/v1/__init__.py Renamed router to v1_router and added posts_router and comments_router.
bigdata_service/src/api/v1/comments.py Introduced a new router for comments with endpoints for adding and retrieving comments.
bigdata_service/src/api/v1/movies.py Updated import path for User model.
bigdata_service/src/api/v1/posts.py Introduced a new router for managing posts with multiple endpoints for CRUD operations and analytics.
bigdata_service/src/core/config.py Added MongoConfig class for MongoDB configuration settings in the Settings class.
bigdata_service/src/core/pagination.py Introduced custom pagination parameters and a new PaginatedPage type alias.
bigdata_service/src/db/init_db.py Added init function for initializing the Beanie ODM with MongoDB.
bigdata_service/src/db/mongo.py Introduced mongo_client variable and get_mongo_client function for managing MongoDB client connections.
bigdata_service/src/main.py Refactored application structure; added create_app function and modified lifespan function for MongoDB client initialization.
bigdata_service/src/models/__init__.py Added gather_documents function for collecting document classes.
bigdata_service/src/models/auth.py Changed User class to inherit from BaseModel instead of BaseOrjsonModel.
bigdata_service/src/models/comment.py Introduced Comment class with attributes and methods for comment management.
bigdata_service/src/models/post.py Introduced Post class with attributes and methods for post management.
docker-compose.override.yml Removed bigdata_db service.
docker-compose.yml Introduced MongoDB sharded cluster configuration; removed bigdata_db and added multiple MongoDB services.
mongo_config/*.js Introduced scripts for managing MongoDB replica sets and sharded cluster setup.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant API
    participant MongoDB

    User->>API: Create Post
    API->>MongoDB: Insert Post Data
    MongoDB-->>API: Confirmation
    API-->>User: Post Created
sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant API
    participant MongoDB

    User->>API: Add Comment
    API->>MongoDB: Insert Comment Data
    MongoDB-->>API: Confirmation
    API-->>User: Comment Added

Poem

🐰 In the garden of code, changes bloom bright,
MongoDB's sharded cluster takes flight.
Posts and comments dance in new ways,
With routers and models, they sing praise.
Hooray for the updates, let’s hop and cheer,
For a future of data that’s crystal clear! 🌼


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