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This is my attempt to create backend functions that generalizes across a number of issues and anticipates future requests.
#378
#347
#291
There two different sorts of queries that we need:
querying the documents associated with a user
querying all documents
would be used for a users profile, 2. would be used as a more general search function.
To make things simpler for consumers I use the same interface and techniques for both queries. This may be a bit overkill for something like the user profile right now, but I think the uniformity is nice and could allow for more powerful searches later.
Both queries only show documents that the user who is searching is allowed to see (determined by the user id in the session). This can be easily extended to account for publish documents.
I still need to do more testing and to add tests, but I would like to get some feedback before spending more time on this.