BI-46: Fetch University Data from MongoDB

[meenalnimje]

query for fetching data for searchbar is added, testing code will be added soon.

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[bacpactech]

Remove the wrapping of try-catch from here.

[bacpactech]

I believe you can directly fetch the result on this line, jest can handle the promises properly.

const result = await client.query({ query });

[bacpactech]

For this test, you can again remove the try-catch wrapping and fetch the data directly.

[bacpactech]

Optional: If you want to try the describe statement, give it a shot.

You can fetch the data inside the describe and use the same variable inside both the tests. Here's an example (I copied it from ChatGPT):

describe('example describe block', () => {
  let fetchedData;

  beforeAll(async () => {
    // Fetch data (e.g., from an API)
    fetchedData = await fetchData();
  });

  test('test case 1', () => {
    // Use fetchedData in the first test
    expect(fetchedData).toBeDefined();
    expect(fetchedData.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
  });

  test('test case 2', () => {
    // Reuse fetchedData in the second test
    expect(fetchedData).toHaveProperty('property1');
    expect(fetchedData).toHaveProperty('property2');
  });
});

[bacpactech]

Rename the variable to something that relates with an array or multiple universities.

A suggestion from my side: arrayOfUniversities

Try to recheck if we can eliminate find(), if not, just leave it as it is.

[bacpactech]

Let's migrate the following keys to an env file. For GitHub we'll need it to add them as tokens. So, we'll have to recheck again if everything stays in sync.

[bacpactech]

Let's migrate this one too to an env file.

[bacpactech]

Let's make a file and import the query from there. Let's try to maintain a single file which contains all the queries.

[bacpactech]

Let's discuss with @ayushtiwari110 about it. We'll keep public URL here.

[bacpactech]

I'm a bit skeptical with the sort() here. Maybe we can use it inside the search algorithm, in case that's the case, let's communicate with @ayushtiwari110 regarding this, we might need to write a new test for it, that'll drive this functionality.

[bacpactech]

When I checked in the codecov, it turns out, this line wasn't tested at the moment. So, let's write a simple test for it, which can be triggered by empty data.