Created Product and Inventory

[KiranJoji]

I created Product and Inventory models and implemented CRUD operations. I also ensured that inventories were created upon the creation of products.
For now, I set all default values to 0 or empty strings.

[Austin2Shih]

This looks really good! As long as you tested the API then everything should be fine since the code itself looks good! Just change the price stuff in inventory to be Floats. Once everything is tested also remove the code for Product. The Product code is good and I wish I could merge it in but I unfortunately assigned this to someone else since I needed more work to distribute at the time. I'll try to avoid having duplicate code written in the future.

[Austin2Shih]

Costs might want to be floats or whatever is closest

[Austin2Shih]

thanks for removing the template

[KiranJoji]

I adjusted the code but realized I couldn't remove the product code because the current product code was off. The names of the files are wrong and the update for products is creating a user.

[brandonw504]

Everything looks like it's good, except the small change about ensuring that when you query an Inventory you can see the product property. Just make sure you run the migration to add inventories, since you've only done it for products so far. Maybe rename the migrations to be more descriptive, something like init_products.

[brandonw504]

I don't know if you've implemented the fix I mentioned but just make sure you fill out the product field so that when you query an inventory you're able to also see the product field. It's kind of like what you did in Product.ts.
Product: { inventory: ({ id }) => Inventories.find({ id }), },

[brandonw504]

Tag looks mostly good, there should just be a few changes to the data model that I noted down. Once you're done with that just run the schema generation (that's how I saw the thing with the tag name vs. ID) and the migration. Also, when you think you're fully ready to merge, please merge main into your branch to resolve the conflicts. Good work!

[brandonw504]

I think you might have meant to use tag_name instead of tag_id in your relation (or the other way around).

[brandonw504]

Actually, after looking around more I realized you were probably going for referencing by name rather than ID, so you can just change tag_id to tag_name and id to name.

[brandonw504]

I think that both product_id and tag_name shouldn't be unique because we might have products with multiple tags and tags with multiple products in this table.

[KiranJoji]

There is some issue with passing the product_id and tag_name to different queries with ProductToTag. For example, if you try to query Product and Tag through manyPTTs (finding all ProductToTags), the find functions for Product and Tag are passed undefined values. I've spent a long time trying to figure out why but I can't figure it out. It may be connected to how, when creating or deleting ProductToTag, you can't use const { productId, tagName, } = input; when its fine for other model creates. It thinks productId and tagName is undefined, but it works if you use product_id and tag_name (which breaks the lint check since it is not camel case).