Refactor API to use new database models #14
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What?
Refactors the API service to use the new database models defined at https://github.com/Project-CARPI/database-schema, which also includes a refactor from using SQLModel to SQLAlchemy.
Closes #13 and #3.
Why?
We are abandoning the old database models and need to integrate the new ones into the API.
How?
We first refactored the code to use SQLAlchemy instead of SQLModel as the new database models were written with SQLAlchemy. Then we did a bit of tinkering to preserve the old query behavior.
Testing?
We tested all of the endpoints via Postman and they all work.
Anything Else?
Have a nice day.