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Now it's named InitDB

User model

See merge request !4

Now users can also be updated

Changed Initialize to Init

See merge request !3

When fixed #1, I forgot to change also the tests functions

Now users can be created. By default, ID's aren't going to be
ActivityPub ID's, they're just going to be the username. This is because
if in a future ActivityPub becomes obsolete and another standard cames
in, the change is going to be really easy to do. This means that the
ActivityPub ID's are going to be generated dinamically when needed.

Woops! :-)

Now the test asserts that there are no errors and the id is unexported

- Added database migrations for the User model
- Created a method to get a user from the DB

There are lots of things that are missing, but they're going to be
addded in a future.

Renamed Initialize functions to Init

See merge request !2

Initialize is too verbose. Init is equally understood and you have to
type less :D. This fixes !1

There's no need for the extra verbosity

Lots of changes!

See merge request !1

Let's see if this works...

This is what I've been working for the last two weeks!

- Instead of using Badger, Marmota is going to use Gorm. This change is
because traditional SQL databases might be slower but they give more
flexibility when extracting the data

- Created the model for an Instance and for a File

This function is the responsible for opening the DB connection and do
the (future) migrations. Also added the directory to the configuration
package (and corrected a typo there). For the DB choice I chose Badger.

All the files should have a license header with the license (AGPL)

This package is the responsible for managing all the configuration of
Marmota. It uses Viper underneath to make everything smoother and easier
to use (also for the final user).

Now you can easily do one search and get the search results of artists,
releases, and records

Testify is going to help a lot when writting tests

Created the Go Modules file and all the rest of files needed for
developing using Nix as package manager