Access the provided database and list the top ten site visitors in descending order to the frequent_browsers table.

After cloning the repository into your chosen directory, you will need to run the following in your terminal -

We want to connect to the sqlite database through node.js. Installing this sqlite module will provide us the methods to accomplish this.

Within this file, we are running a SQL query that does the following:

• Inserts results into the frequent_browsers table, which has two integer columns: person_id, num_sites_visited

• My SQL query essentially looks at the visits table to accomplish this, by counting each instance of a visit by person id. It then sorts the count in descending order, meaning that the people with most visits will be at the top.

• We only want to insert 10 ids into the frequent_browsers table

Running this multiple times will result in duplicate instances of the top ten visitors in frequent_browsers. See Step 4 for a remedy.

This runs a SQL query into the frequent_browsers table. It console logs the results.

Will not return users if you haven't run Step 2 first.

This runs an inner join query with the people table and frequent_browsers table where the ids match. You can see the names of frequent browsers by running this command.

In case you wanted to clear the table, you can run this.

By running curl -i localhost:49160, I managed to get the express server running on Docker! It's only in development mode though and does not show my work in SQL.

Connecting To SQLite Database Using Node.js: http://www.sqlitetutorial.net/sqlite-nodejs/connect/

Querying Data in SQLite Database from Node.js Applications: http://www.sqlitetutorial.net/sqlite-nodejs/query/

Dockerizing a Node.js web app: https://nodejs.org/de/docs/guides/nodejs-docker-webapp/