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`getByTaskId()` takes an array of strings. It is parsed into task prefix (e.g.
"TA") and task_id. The database is then queried on an array of task_ids.
The result is wrapped in an object with a status code. Currently, the
code is hardcoded as "ok", but can be fleshed out when additional
features are implemented.
There are a few features missing:
- Validation that each string is the right length
- Validation that syntactically valid prefixes and ids were passed
- A check that all requested records are returned
- A check that task prefixes actually exist in the config (requires
implementing the config module)
- Proper status codes
`getByDbId()` takes and array of id numbers. The database is then
queried with this array. The results are wrapped as above.
Missing features:
- A check that all requested records are returned
- Proper status codes
Both methods return `{status: "failed", error}` when the database
request throws an error.
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| LICENSE | ||
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