feat: create seperate db folder

[Behzad-rabiei]

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  • Updated the punctuation in an error message to improve consistency and readability.

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Walkthrough

The error message in the ensureConnected method within the MongoDB connection module was updated by changing the punctuation from an exclamation mark to a period. No other code, logic, or exported declarations were modified.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/db/connection.ts	Modified the error message in the ensureConnected method to use a period instead of an exclamation mark.

Possibly related PRs

• 201 extend mongolib #204: Reverses the punctuation change in the ensureConnected error message, indicating a direct relationship with this PR.

Poem

A dot replaces a shout in the code,
Calm punctuation, a gentler mode.
The database waits, connection in check,
No exclamation—just a period's speck.
Even error messages need to unwind,
With softer words, more peace we find.

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src/db/connection.ts (1)

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✅ Verification successful

Trivial error message update – approved.
The change from an exclamation mark to a period in ensureConnected is purely stylistic and does not affect functionality.
Please verify there are no tests or other code that rely on the old message text.

You can search for any references to the previous message with:

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rg -F "No active MongoDB connection!" -n src/

Length of output: 47

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Verified: No references to the old error message – change approved.
Ran rg -F 'No active MongoDB connection!' -n src/ and found no matches in the codebase. This punctuation update is purely stylistic and requires no further changes.

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