graph LR
Database_Interface["Database Interface"]
Model_Abstraction_Layer["Model Abstraction Layer"]
Form_Model["Form Model"]
Submission_Model["Submission Model"]
Role_Model["Role Model"]
Action_Model["Action Model"]
Unclassified["Unclassified"]
Database_Interface -- "Dependency" --> Form_Model
Database_Interface -- "Dependency" --> Submission_Model
Database_Interface -- "Dependency" --> Role_Model
Database_Interface -- "Dependency" --> Action_Model
Model_Abstraction_Layer -- "Inheritance" --> Form_Model
Model_Abstraction_Layer -- "Inheritance" --> Submission_Model
Model_Abstraction_Layer -- "Inheritance" --> Role_Model
An analysis of the project's data modeling subsystem reveals a layered architecture centered around a core database interface and a set of specialized data models. The Database Interface serves as the foundation, managing the MongoDB connection lifecycle. Built upon this is a Model Abstraction Layer, which provides common functionality and schema enhancements through a BaseModel wrapper, ensuring consistency across different data entities.
Manages the connection lifecycle to the MongoDB database. It provides a centralized point for configuring and obtaining a database connection, which is then used by the various data models to perform CRUD operations.
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Provides the foundational framework for data models. It consists of a BaseModel that other models inherit from, enforcing consistency and providing shared functionality like timestamps.
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Defines the schema and business logic for "Forms." This is a core entity representing the structure of a form, including its fields, layout, and properties. It is central to the form-building capabilities of the platform.
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Defines the schema for data submitted to a "Form." Each submission is a distinct record containing user-provided data, linked to a specific form definition. This component is critical for data capture and storage.
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Defines the schema for user roles and permissions. In a PaaS context, this component is crucial for managing access control, defining what actions different users or tenants can perform on forms and submissions.
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Defines the schema for "Actions," which are operations that can be triggered by form events (e.g., on submission). This component enables the platform's workflow and integration capabilities.
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Component for all unclassified files and utility functions (Utility functions/External Libraries/Dependencies)
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