themoonmoth / database-intro-3

Galvanize Memory

You're making an API that can list, create, read, update, and delete a collection of games. The problem is that you're missing a critical part of the API-- the database! Create a database for this API, and interface with it via Knex.js.

Setup

Make a local database and setup a knexfile to connect to it.

Migrate

Make a migration that creates the following database table:

game

key	name	data type
PK	id	auto-incrementing integer
	name	text
	developer	text
	rating	float

Seed

Seed your database with some data:

field	value
id	1
name	Breath of the Wild
developer	Nintendo
rating	8.5

field	value
id	2
name	Fez
developer	Polytron
rating	7.4

field	value
id	3
name	Fez
developer	Demruth
rating	8.1

Make sure your next auto-incrementing integer starts with 4!

Database connection

Make a connection to your database in the database-connection.js file with the appropriate environment data.

Queries

Fill out the queries.js file with the following:

• list() should return a promise that resolves with all of the data in the resolution table as an array
• read(id) should return a promise that resolves with the record with a matching id as an object
• create(resolution) should return a promise that inserts a resolution object and resolves to the created database record as an object
• update(id, resolution) should return a promise that updates a resolution record matching id with the data in resolution and resolves to the updated database record as an object
• delete(id) should return a promise that removes the record matching id and resolves to nothing

Deployment

Deploy this API. Note that you'll need to create a remote database, run your migration and seeds on it, and connect to it in production and your local database in development.

Notes

• You can test your API locally with npm test

Add a link to your deployed API here.