Intended to tackle on Clojure's idiomatic DB and REST, this repo was created for study matters, focusing on retrieving simple information from database and REST endpoints. It is not of my intention to deliver an awesome, full-powered and "production deployable" app.
The purpose of this section is to describe the tables that were used on the schema. The data is maintained on postgresql-heroku.
They are very simple and straightforward. In a real app the tables should have
more fields: the users could hold more informations about the user
(country, city, zip code), etc.
However, I just created the schema to have a structure in which I could test the
DB approaches and write some Clojure.
iduser, name, createdat
idaccount, iduser, createdat, balance
cdtransactiontype, description
idtransaction, createdat, amount, acc_to, acc_from
An user can hold 1 (or more) accounts, those who can trade money by transactions. Each transaction holds the amount, a holder for the type of the transaction and the accounts.