This repository requires and has been tested on Ruby v2.7.2 and is based on Rails 5.2.5

RSpec and Shoulda-Matchers have been installed and set up.

1. fork this repo
2. clone your fork
3. git clone <paste_repo>
4. cd <repo_name>
5. bundle install
6. rails db:{drop,create,migrate,seed}

• Spend up to 3 hours total working on this challenge.
• Commit frequently, about every 15-30 minutes, in addition to committing each time you start and stop working on the challenge.
• Push up your code at 9:00 AM (Mountain Time) on Friday, November 12 (not before!)
• Work on this assessment independently. DO NOT discuss with anyone.
• You are allowed to use any references including notes, Google, lesson plans, etc.
• Read each story carefully before you start working.

Once the time for the assessment is up (and not before), push your code to your fork and create a pull request to the turingschool-examples repository. Include the following:

• Your Name
• How far you got through the user stories
  • Please include any user stories you partially complete, for example "completed user stories 1 and 2, really close to completing 3"
• A reflection on how you felt you did with this challenge

• TDD all new work
• model methods and relationships must be fully tested.

• No visual styling is required or expected
• You do not need to test for or create any model validations.

Community Garden is an app that tracks Gardens, Plots, and Plants.

• Gardens have a name and an 'organic' column
  • Ex: name: "Turing Community Garden", organic: true
• Plots have a number, size, and a direction
  • Ex: number: 25, size: "Large", direction: "East"
• Plants have a name, description, and days to harvest.
  • Ex: name: "Purple Beauty Sweet Bell Pepper", description: "Prefers rich, well draining soil.", days_to_harvest: 90
• Gardens have many plots
• Plots belong to a Garden
• Plants can be in many Plots
• Plots have many Plants

Some of the initial migrations and model set up has been done for you.

User Story 1, Plots Index Page
As a visitor
When I visit the plots index page ('/plots')
I see a list of all plot numbers
And under each plot number I see names of all that plot's plants

User Story 2, Remove a Plant from a Plot
As a visitor
When I visit a plot's index page
Next to each plant's name
I see a link to remove that plant from that plot
When I click on that link
I'm returned to the plots index page
And I no longer see that plant listed under that plot
(Note: you should not destroy the plant record entirely)

User Story 3, Garden's Plants
As a visitor
When I visit an garden's show page
Then I see a list of plants that are included in that garden's plots
And I see that this list is unique (no duplicate plants)
And I see that this list only includes plants that take less than 100 days to harvest

Extension,
As a visitor
When I visit a garden's show page,
Then I see the list of plants is sorted by the number of plants that appear in any of that garden's plots from most to least
(Note: you should only make 1 database query to retrieve the sorted list of plants)