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Authentication and Authorization
- Authentication and authorization mechanisms have been implemented for database operations.
- A new `init` class has been introduced, which handles authentication and authorization.
- The `__init__` method of the `init` class takes an additional parameter `auth`, which is an authentication object.
- Most methods in the `init` class now require a `session_id` parameter, which is used to authenticate and authorize the user before performing the operation.
- If the user is not authenticated or authorized, a `PermissionError` exception is raised.
- The `create_collection` method now checks if the user has the 'admin' role before allowing the creation of a new collection.

Code Organization
- The `database` class from the old version has been renamed to `init`.
- The `create`, `read`, `write`, `create_collection`, `read_collection`, `write_collection`, `add_document`, `find_document`, `query`, `update_document`, `delete_document`, `link_collections`, `create_tree`, and `aggregate` methods have been moved to the `init` class.

Dropped Viewing Tool
- The viewing tool is no longer supported at the moment and a new one will be in the works for a later time.

Authentication and Authorization
- Authentication and authorization mechanisms have been implemented for database operations.
- A new `init` class has been introduced, which handles authentication and authorization.
- The `__init__` method of the `init` class takes an additional parameter `auth`, which is an authentication object.
- Most methods in the `init` class now require a `session_id` parameter, which is used to authenticate and authorize the user before performing the operation.
- If the user is not authenticated or authorized, a `PermissionError` exception is raised.
- The `create_collection` method now checks if the user has the 'admin' role before allowing the creation of a new collection.

Code Organization
- The `database` class from the old version has been renamed to `init`.
- The `create`, `read`, `write`, `create_collection`, `read_collection`, `write_collection`, `add_document`, `find_document`, `query`, `update_document`, `delete_document`, `link_collections`, `create_tree`, and `aggregate` methods have been moved to the `init` class.

Minor Changes
- The session module has a new `work_in_db_dir` bool which can determine weather or not to have the user data stores in a databases directory or in the same if set to false. It is true by default.
- Files were not imported in previous versions of the package

Authentication and Authorization
- Authentication and authorization mechanisms have been implemented for database operations.
- A new `init` class has been introduced, which handles authentication and authorization.
- The `__init__` method of the `init` class takes an additional parameter `auth`, which is an authentication object.
- Most methods in the `init` class now require a `session_id` parameter, which is used to authenticate and authorize the user before performing the operation.
- If the user is not authenticated or authorized, a `PermissionError` exception is raised.
- The `create_collection` method now checks if the user has the 'admin' role before allowing the creation of a new collection.

Code Organization
- The `database` class from the old version has been renamed to `init`.
- The `create`, `read`, `write`, `create_collection`, `read_collection`, `write_collection`, `add_document`, `find_document`, `query`, `update_document`, `delete_document`, `link_collections`, `create_tree`, and `aggregate` methods have been moved to the `init` class.

Minor Changes
- The ASCII art banner at the top of the file has been updated with version information.
- Some formatting and indentation changes have been made.

Big Features on PyJONDB

Data Encryption
Utilizes Fernet symmetric encryption for data security.
Supports double-layer encryption for added protection.
Database Operations:

Create Database
Creates a new database file with metadata.
Read Database: Decrypts and reads data from an existing database file.
Write Database: Encrypts and writes data to the database file.
Collection Management:

Create Collection
Adds a new collection to the database.
Read Collection: Retrieves documents from a specified collection.
Write Collection: Inserts documents into a collection.
Add Document: Adds a single document to a collection.
Document Manipulation:

Find Document
Searches for documents in a collection based on a query.
Update Document: Updates a document in a collection.
Delete Document: Removes a document from a collection.

Querying
Supports various query operations like $and, $or, $gt, $lt, $gte, $lte, $eq, and $ne.

Linking Collections
Establishes relationships between collections by creating reference fields.

Tree Structure Creation
Builds hierarchical tree structures by linking parent and child documents.

Aggregation
Performs aggregation operations on documents using a specified pipeline.