Assignment week 3 Hanna Melnyk #23
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I think you forgot to git add the exercises from week 3. Currently it is showing only weeks 1 and 2. |
Oh, it seems that I've committed them on week 2 branch :o I'll try to fix it |
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I've made updates, Week 3 exercises are now on HANNA-MELNYK-w3-databases branch |
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Really good. Exercises 1, 2 and 3 are great. Congrats.
About the exercise 4, it is missing the env file example.
Check this:
You will need to figure out a way to get these .env variables into the process environment. This is almost always done using a library, but it is up to you to figure out which one this is and set it up correctly.
Now, we don't want this: await mongoose.connect('mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/test');
Somehow we want to pass these variables, but not passing the real values, but enough information to help others to create it.
For example, for you the MongoDB is at mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/test, but for me it could be something different (like mongodb://192.168.0.10:27017/rafael)
The idea is that I can use your code without changing the source code, but only a configuration file.
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| ## 1. What columns violate 1NF? | |||
| - columns `food_code` and `food_description`. They contain multiple values, which violates atomic value rule of 1NF | |||
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Correct. But also dinner_date has multiple types.
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| - venue | ||
| - food | ||
| - dinner_food |
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Dinner food is not really a entity. This is a link (a M2M) that connect the 2 entities.
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