wdi-sg / pokedex-express-sql-model

Pokedex Express App with full MVC

Pokedex Express App (with models and users)

For this exercise, we will abstract SQL queries into model files to declutter our controller files - effectively moving completely into an MVC (model view controller) framework.

We will also be introducing a Users table so users can create accounts on the app. Users willnow be able to create pokemon that they own.

Getting Started

1. Fork and clone this repository to your computer
2. Run yarn install to install dependencies
3. Create a new Postgres database by running createdb pokemons -U <your_username>
4. Run psql -U <your_username> -d pokemons -a -f tables.sql - this will create 2 new tables for you - a pokemons table and users table in the database
5. Look in the starter file called index.js, run nodemon to start local server on port 3000
6. Open localhost:3000 on your browser and see the home page

Deliverables

• Add in missing logic implementation in controllers/pokemon.js for updateForm and update
• Add in missing logic implementation in controllers/user.js for login
• Add a "Logout" button on home page that sends POST request to /users/logout to log out a user (hint: remember to remove cookies)
• Ensure that you can create a new user account
• Ensure that you can create a new pokemon that belongs to a user

Further

• Update the user/user.handlebars file to show all pokemons that a specified user owns (eg. /users/1 should show the 1st user's account information and names of pokemons that she owns)

Notes

• Singular vs plural naming is important. For this exercise, let's assume that the plural of pokemon is pokemons...
• We have changed our table names to be plural. So user is now users table, and pokemon is now pokemons table.