Bootcamp Project API

Set up

createdb bootcampproject
npm run copy-env

In a separate terminal, run

npm run db
bootcampproject=# \i config/script.sql

Run

npm run start

Make migration

npx knex migrate:make <MIGRATION_NAME>

Seed with mock data

npx knex seed:run

Walkthrough

Stage 1

Create Knex tables and Objection.js models for users, posts, and hobbies. See below for the required fields:

All fields

• id
• createdAt
• updatedAt

Users:

• name
• email
• password
• birthday
• concentration
• hometown
• house
• gender
• bio
• picture (in URL form)

Posts:

• content
• userId

Hobbies:

• hobby (one of 'SPORTS', 'ARTS', 'MUSIC', 'READING', 'TRAVEL', 'DINING', 'CODING')
• userId

You should go about doing this in the following manner. If you need help with syntax, reference the lecture code.

1. Make the tables using Knex migrations
   • run npx knex migrate:make <MIGRATION_NAME> to make a migration file
   • find the new file in the /db/migrations/ directory
   • in that migration, fill in the information needed for that table. Look at the lecture code as an example
2. Make the Objection.js models for users, posts, and hobbies in the /src/models/ directory.
   • A skeleton of the User model is already provided.
   • Here, implement methods which get the table name corresponding to the Knex tables made in Step 1
   • Determine the proper relations between different models and make another method to add the relation
   • HINT: For the following relation, you'll need a different type of relation than the other two, and this relation might (it will!) require creating a new 'join table' through knex.

Stage 2

Complete functions which take advantage of Objection.js functionality to query for various kinds of data.

Implement the functions marked as TODO in /src/graphql/types/user, /src/graphql/types/post, and src/graphql/mutations/Post as per the specifications given therein.

Refer to the Knex documentation and lecture code for syntactical clarifications: https://knexjs.org/

It will be hard to test your functionality without knowledge of GraphQL (look forward to tomorrow!), but if you're curious, just ask one of the TFs!