Update backup metadata schema to support all OkPy message types#4
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Update backup metadata schema to support all OkPy message types#4
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- Rename `backups_metadata` to `backup_metadata` table - Create `okpy_messages` table - Store all kinds of backups (except kind "email") - `store` command works on test dataset, will cleanup code next
- Convert contents to string (sometimes it can be `bool` like for the "submit" backup type - Only create backup file and add to db if response was 200 OK
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backups_metadatatable tobackup_metadatabackup_metadatato store paths/locations to every OkPy message type (except"email"since that's redundant)okpy_messageswhich contains human-readable information about OkPy message typesdb.py: SQL commands and hardcoded SQL table valuesmodels.py: classes representing a backup and an OkPy messagestorage.py: imports fromdb.pyandmodels.pyand stores the actual logic of writing the files and inserting rows into the database given a .json dump of OkPy API responses