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Creating book schema

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Creating book schema

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- [Instructor] The first thing before we start interacting with database is to create a schema of how our book would look for that. I've added a new directory called docs and added a markdown file called book_schema. Now, the reason for adding this file in the current project is so that I can attach it as a context and give it to GitHub Copilot. Otherwise, I will have to do a lot of copy paste before I send it to GitHub Copilot for code generation. Right now in this book schema, there are 17 fields that we would like to have. And if I have to hand code a schema for 17 fields and do all the proper validation, it may take some time. And I'm wondering if GitHub Copilot can help me create a schema that matches a MongoDB document. Right now, our project does not have any context of what database we are using. We do have Mongo database, but our GitHub Copilot doesn't know that much yet. So I'm going to add necessary dependencies to our pyproject.toml file. And in order to do that, I'm going…

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