Burger 2: The Sequel

Overview

In this assignment, you're going to Sequelize the Burger app you made last week. We've split this exercise into three different tiers, all with different tasks and expectations. Finish whichever tier will provide you with the most reasonable challenge.

Before you Begin

Create a new folder called sequelizedBurger
Copy the contents of your completed assignment from last week.
- Remove the older git connection with rm -R .git.
- Then connect this folder with a new github repo.
Run sequelize init to create the necessary files.
Note: If for any reason you don't have a finished assignment for last week, no problem. Message the instructor, who will provide you will a skeleton file to work of for this week.

Instructions

Put in your best efforts to complete one of the three available challenge tiers. Remember to deploy your assignment to Heroku once complete.

Tier 1: Sequelized! (Basic to Moderate)

Remove all references to your vanilla MySQL queries and replace them with Sequelize queries.
That means:
- Replacing your MySQL Burger model with a Sequelized equivalent.
  - Don't forget to edit the model and initial migration file to make the burger's devoured field carry a default value of false -- otherwise you might encounter bugs.
    - There's no option to include that default in the command line, so you'll need to open up Sublime to make this change.
  - Don't forget to sync the models!
  - Edit your new config.json file to include your database configurations. Place your JawsDB details in the production property of your json file; the details of your local database go in the developer property.
  - Remove your old ORM file, as well as any references to it in burgers_controller.js. Replace those references with Sequelize's ORM methods.
When you finish, your site should function just like your last one:

Tier 2: Customer Associations (Challenge)

Add in a Customer association to the project. This will involve creating at least one new Customer model and connecting it with your Burger model.
What kind of association you would like to use is up to you. Does a Customer have one Burger? Many Burgers?
For example, you could make a site that logs the name of which Customer ate which Burger, where each Customer only gets one Burger. If you can't think of another type of association, try this one!
If you do go select this tier, you must edit the handlebars files and CSS stylesheets to implement some sort of additional feature to the site. We don't want you to just connect two models and submit your project. Make your site do something relevant to this association.

Bonus! (Challenge)

Add validations to your models where:
- A burger's name cannot be null
- A burger's devoured status is false by default
- A Customer's name cannot be null
Order the Burgers you send back to the user in alphabetical order using the Sequelize "order" option.

Minimum Requirements

Attempt to complete homework assignment as described in instructions. If unable to complete certain portions, please pseudocode these portions to describe what remains to be completed.

One More Thing

If you have any questions about this project or the material we have covered, please post them in the community channels in slack so that your fellow developers can help you! If you're still having trouble, you can come to office hours for assistance from your instructor and TAs.

Good Luck!

aarongaither/sequelizedBurger