Convert the models we have to use EFCore #5

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opened 2024-12-31 10:04:19 -06:00 by cswimr · 2 comments
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The models we have currently are just objects, with no way to store them anywhere. We can use Entity Framework Core (EFCore) to convert those models into SQL objects and store them in a database.

The models we have currently are just objects, with no way to store them anywhere. We can use Entity Framework Core (EFCore) to convert those models into SQL objects and store them in a database.
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I'm assuming we're using sqlite here?

I'm assuming we're using sqlite here?
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Didn't see that, nope, we're gonna be using Postgres. Once the source code is in the main branch, I'll set up a Dockerfile and Docker Compose files so we can test Postgres stuff easier.

Didn't see that, nope, we're gonna be using Postgres. Once the source code is in the main branch, I'll set up a Dockerfile and Docker Compose files so we can test Postgres stuff easier.
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