Proof of concept: JSON on GitHub to/from MongoDB collection via Python

At the beginning of this project, I will provide you with access to a cloud-based computer with MongoDB and Python 3 installed. I will also provide you with a read-write deploy key for a private GitHub repository. The GitHub repository will contain two .json files. Each file will consist of a list of dicts. Your task will be to implement the following two Python functions: def gh2mongo(): '''Check out a copy of the GitHub repo into a temp directory. For each .json file in the repo, create or replace a collection in MongoDB whose name is the same as the .json file with the contents of the .json file. For example, create or replace the contents of "my_collection" with the contents of "[login to view URL]".''' def mongo2gh(): '''Check out a copy of the GitHub repo into a temp directory. For each collection, update or replace the existing .json file with the items in the collection. For example, create or replace the contents of '[login to view URL]' with the records inside the MongoDB collection "my_collection". Commit the new/changed .json files and push to GitHub.''' Requirements: - Create temp directories using the 'tempfile' library. - Interact with GitHub using pygit2 ([login to view URL]) - Interact with MongoDB using PyMongo ([login to view URL]) - No calls to popen or other low-level OS functions. Everything should work via high-level APIs. - No shell scripting; everything should be in the Python file. - No duplicate code: any code that's used in two places should be factored out.