API Calls

***************************** Query For Users ********************************
Command: get("url/api/users")


*********************** Adding a new user or users ***************************

Command: post("url/api/user(s)?/new")

Must have an admin token to successfully complete.
If the data sent is a json object, then it is assumned that a single new user
is being added. If the data is sent as an array of json objects, then multiple
users will be added.

*********************** Adding a new play or plays ***************************

Command: post("url/api/play(s)?/new")

Must have an admin token to successfully complete.
If the data sent is a json object, then it is assumned that a single new play
is being added. If the data is sent as an array of json objects, then multiple
plays will be added.


******* Updating A Play *******

Command: post("url/api/play/update/:id") <--- object id of play
	 -> json data for update
	 -> EXAMPLE to update the comments and genre
	    {
		comments : "This is the best play ever!! DO IT"
		genre : "Satire/Horror"
	    }

******* Checking a play ***************
Command: post("url/api/play/checkout/:id") <--- object id of play

	 -> can send an empty json {}


******* Returning a play ***************
Command: post("url/api/play/checkout/delete/:id") <--- object id of play

	 -> can send an empty json {}


/* Note if you are wondering why I am using post routes its due to CORS.
*  Cross Region Resource Service... Its due to that fact that are development server,
*  the thing that constantly updates the app when you make changes to code, runs into
*  issuess using more complicated HTTP protocols such as delete, patch, etc.
*/