feat(api): Migrate object IDs to use ulid instead. #1667
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This is a start of a project to migrate all of monetr's object IDs to use ulid instead of an unsigned 64 bit integer. This migration would benefit monetr in a lot of ways, but the biggest ones are: - Better support for a SQLite datastore in the future. - More efficient bulk insert of data, IDs for everything can be generated ahead of the insert. Including foreign key data. Allowing large sync jobs to be far more efficient in their operations. - More URL friendly.
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This is a start of a project to migrate all of monetr's object IDs to
use ulid instead of an unsigned 64 bit integer. This migration would
benefit monetr in a lot of ways, but the biggest ones are:
generated ahead of the insert. Including foreign key data. Allowing
large sync jobs to be far more efficient in their operations.