{ "id": 8, "restaurant_name": "Pizza Place TEST2", "restaurant_type": "Italian", "item_name": "Pepperoni Pizza", "item_photo": "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1544982503-9f984c14501a?ixlib=rb-1.2.1&ixid=eyJhcHBfaWQiOjEyMDd9&auto=format&fit=crop&w=934&q=80", "food_rating": 5, "item_comment": "Wow, pizza was so good! I really enjoyed it!", "wait_time": "About 10 minutes.", "date_visited": "2018-11-02", "user_id": 3 }
- id will be auto-generated by the our meals table.
- user_id will be generated by our CRUD functions.
- food_rating is of type integer
- date_visited is of type date in our table
- all other keys are of type string
- a POST request will register a new user. Will also provide a JSON Web Token.
- Required: username field and password field.
- a POST request will login an already registered user. Will also provide a JSON Web Token.
- Required: username field and password field.
- a GET request to this route will return a list of all the meals per user
- a GET request to this route (with "id" replaced by the meal ID) will return the meal with the specified ID. Will only return specified ID if associated with user.
- a POST request to this route will return the meal object that is created for the logged in user.
- Required:
item_name - Optional but recommended:
restaurant_name, restaurant_type, item_photo, food_rating, item_comment, wait_time, date_visited
- a PUT request to this route (with "id" replaced by the meal ID) will return the number of meals updated for the logged in user.
- Required:
item_name - Optional but recommended:
restaurant_name, restaurant_type, item_photo, food_rating, item_comment, wait_time, date_visited
- a DELETE request to this route (with "id" replaced by the meal ID) will return the number of meals deleted for the logged in user.