lexicongovernance / pluraltools-backend

Backend implementation of the plural voting tool.
https://demo.lexicongovernance.org/
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update fields structure to dict #450

Closed diegoalzate closed 1 month ago

diegoalzate commented 1 month ago

overview

fields change: [{...field1}, {...field2}] => {field1Id: {...field1}, field2Id: {...field2}} the reason is, easier queries, quicker reads and writes

migrations were composed into one instead of multiple migrations

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Walkthrough

The recent database migration introduces several structural enhancements, primarily focusing on schema modifications for improved functionality. Key changes include renaming columns, enforcing constraints, and adding JSONB fields across multiple tables. These adjustments aim to facilitate better data management and integrity, ensuring that various entities reflect the evolving requirements of the application.

Changes

Files Change Summary
migrations/0028_chilly_sentry.sql Renamed column, enforced non-null constraints, added JSONB columns, and established foreign key relationships in several tables (options, questions, events).
migrations/meta/0028_snapshot.json Updated migration identifier, modified default values, introduced new fields, and established a foreign key constraint.
migrations/meta/_journal.json Modified entry timestamp and tag, removed two entries related to previous migrations.
src/db/schema/events.ts Changed default value for fields from an empty array to an empty object.
src/db/schema/questions.ts Updated default value for fields from an empty array to an empty object.
src/db/seed.ts Modified event fields construction to use dynamically generated keys.
src/services/validation.spec.ts Refactored fields variable from an array to an object for clarity in test cases.
src/services/validation.ts Altered enforceRules function to iterate over fields as an object rather than an array.
src/types/validation.ts Redefined schema definitions for modularity, introducing new validation rules and structures.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant A as User
    participant B as Application
    participant C as Database

    A->>B: Create or update data
    B->>C: Validate input and enforce rules
    alt Valid input
        C-->>B: Confirm successful operation
        B-->>A: Notify success
    else Invalid input
        C-->>B: Return error messages
        B-->>A: Notify failure
    end

🐇 "In the garden of code, we hop and play,
With fields anew, we cheer today!
Renamed and constrained, our tables shine,
Data flows freely, all is divine!
JSON blossoms, in colors bright,
Oh, what a joy, in code's sweet light!" 🌼


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