An introductory project to databases, active record and the Ruby on Rails framework. A database was established for use during the project. See Database Schema below for more info on its design. We then implemented the MVC (Model - View - Controller) design pattern of Rails with RESTful routing principles to allow users to create, read, update and delete (CRUD) resources to and from the database. Class and instance methods on a Rails model use ActiveRecord methods and helpers to access data. All line of code have been tested for accurate functionality.

This repository was built using Ruby v2.7.2 and Rails 5.2.6.

• Gems Used:
• RSpec
• Pry
• SimpleCov
• Capybara
• Launchy
• Shoulda-Matchers v5.0
• Orderly

• Fork this Repo (optional)
• Clone the Repo
• In your terminal run the following:
  • git clone <paste_repo>
  • cd <repo_name>
  • bundle install
  • rails db:{drop, create, migrate, seed}

• From your CLI enter the following command
  • rails server
• Navigate to your web browser and visit one of the following pages:
  • localhost:3000/producers
  • localhost:3000/producers/1
  • localhost:3000/producers/1/discs
  • localhost:3000/discs
  • localhost:3000/discs/1
  • localhost:3000/directors
  • localhost:3000/directors/1
  • localhost:3000/directors/1/movies
  • localhost:3000/movies
  • localhost:3000/movies/1

Our database was designed with 2 separate one-to-many relationships established. They only interact in the one-to-many context as illustrated in the image below. Each uses a minimum of 1 string, boolean and integer datatype for practice in accessing varying types of data.

Tests can be run using the following command into your CLI:

• rspec spec/<file_name> to run the tests on a particular spec file
• bundle exec rspec to run all files.

SimpleCov has been used to verify coverage. A Simplecov report can be viewed by entering following into your CLI:

• open coverage/index.html

• Conor Barthel
• Lisa Taylor