🗃️ EAV Tables for connection strategies

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• New Features
  • Introduced a unique constraint to enhance user identification security.
  • Added support for remote platforms in trading card game collections.
  • Launched new features to manage connection strategies, including strategy types and project associations.

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Walkthrough

The update introduces enhancements and expansions across the database schema, including the enforcement of uniqueness for user identifiers, integration of a new column to track remote platforms in collections, and the establishment of a comprehensive framework for connection strategies. This multifaceted upgrade aims to improve data integrity, extend functionality, and lay the groundwork for more sophisticated data relationships and strategies.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/api/.../init.sql	- Added force_stytch_id_unique constraint - Added remote_platform column - Created cs_values, cs_entities, cs_attributes, and connection_strategies tables

Possibly related issues

• Add a vertical field to the connections table #199: The introduction of a new remote_platform column and expansion of the database schema with connection strategies might align with the objective to add a new field (vertical) and ensure its seamless integration across the database, API, and front-end, while also necessitating updates in documentation and testing.

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In the realm where data intertwines,
A rabbit hopped, leaving code lines.
Unique constraints and fields anew,
Strategies formed, a connection grew.
🌟 In tables vast, changes unfurl,
A digital world, meticulously pearl.
🐾 With every hop, progress we chase,
In the code garden, we find our grace.

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packages/api/scripts/init.sql (4)

76-77: Adding a unique constraint force_stytch_id_unique on the id_stytch column in the users table is a good practice to ensure data integrity by preventing duplicate entries. This aligns well with the PR's objective of enforcing uniqueness for user identification.

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149-149: The addition of the remote_platform column in the tcg_collections table is a strategic enhancement to capture more detailed information about trading card game collections. This change supports the PR's objective of expanding the data model for TCG collections.

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226-268: The creation of cs_values, cs_entities, and cs_attributes tables introduces a flexible and dynamic approach to managing connection strategies, employing an Entity-Attribute-Value (EAV) model. This design choice supports complex and varied data representation, aligning with the PR's objective of introducing a flexible framework for connection strategies.

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320-328: The new connection_strategies table, with columns for strategy type and project ID, serves as a centralized repository for defining various strategies for connecting or integrating the application with external systems or platforms. This table is crucial for managing and orchestrating diverse connection strategies, supporting the PR's objective of establishing a dedicated table for connection strategies.