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🧱 Pull Request: Refactor Models to ES Module Syntax
Overview
This pull request migrates all Sequelize model files from CommonJS (
require,module.exports) to ES Module (ESM) syntax (import,export default).The refactor ensures consistency across the project and improves compatibility with modern Node.js tooling, especially when working with ES-based controllers and services.
Changes Included
Departmentmodel to ES module syntaxInstructormodel to ES module syntaxProgramCoursemodel to ES module syntaxStudentmodel to ES module syntaxUsermodel to ES module syntaxindex.jsfor dynamic model loading usingimportsyntaxBenefits
Reviewer Note:
All the models have been refactored in es style code. this will be merged with es6-migration branch without testing.