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Title: Refactor Configuration and Database Files to ES6 Module Syntax
Description
This pull request refactors configuration and database setup files to use ES6 module syntax instead of CommonJS.
The update improves consistency, readability, and alignment with the overall ES6 migration initiative.
Changes Included
require,module.exports) to ES6 (import,export) syntax.Testing
🧪 Testing will be handled later as part of the ES6 integration testing phase.
(Current changes focus only on refactoring and modernization, not functionality validation.)
Motivation
Part of the ongoing effort to modernize the codebase for improved compatibility, maintainability, and long-term scalability.