[Closes #45] Admin/Staff/Volunteer can search allergy/medication/condition data

[samau3]

Closes #45.

This PR creates three protected routes that correspond to querying the allergy, medication, and condition tables of the database.

• Feedback is provided if no query is provided
• A unique response if a variation of none is used
• A not found response is provided if the query term isn't found in the respective table

[francisli]

Hi @samau3 welcome back...!

I was out of town for a few weeks but I'm back and have taken a look here...

This is looking good! A few more changes...

Right now you're only selecting the name to be returned in the results, I think we should return all the attributes of the corresponding object (id, name, type, system, code, etc) so that the caller has everything they might need.

For the pagination, you're manually specifying the take parameter, doing the count, and formatting a string with the results. However, there are some pagination helpers that have since been added into the codebase that you can use instead.

See server/routes/api/v1/users/list.js for an example of how these helpers are used. The query helper is in server/prisma/client.js and the response helper (which sets the pagination values in headers) is in server/plugins/pagination.js. This implementation is based on how the Github does their pagination in their REST APIs (https://docs.github.com/en/rest/using-the-rest-api/using-pagination-in-the-rest-api)

[samau3]

Thanks for the feedback @francisli!

return all the attributes of the corresponding object (id, name, type, system, code, etc) so that the caller has everything they might need.

I've updated all the three routes to return all attributes instead of just the name.

For the pagination, you're manually specifying the take parameter, doing the count, and formatting a string with the results. However, there are some pagination helpers that have since been added into the codebase that you can use

See server/routes/api/v1/users/list.js for an example of how these helpers are used. The query helper is in server/prisma/client.js and the response helper (which sets the pagination values in headers) is in server/plugins/pagination.js.

I've updated the routes to use the helpers rather than the manual formatting I had before.

[francisli]

Awesome! Great work...!