Replace pymongo with Mongo Engine #57
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Stop leaving magic variables scattered all over the place and start using constants
This introduces a bit more consistency since we're not individually recreating the same variables
Allows us to start replacing hard pymongo implementation with an ORM for better abstraction
Turns out sqlalchemy doesn't work for document based databases
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This is replaced by the db_client since we're using MongoEngine
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Description
In order to make maintenance easier, we're going to start using an Object Document Manager (ODM) called MongoEngine to make calls to the mongodb easier
Motivation and Context
This change will enable us to make updates to the bot easier in the future. Python native objects make it a lot easier to add features hitting the database
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