Museo

Preparation

1. Fork this repository.
2. Clone your new repository to your local machine.
3. Run bundle from the command line.
4. Run rake from the command line.

Tasks

Add code to the Photograph and Curator class to support the interaction patterns described below.

Use tests to drive your development.

Iteration 1: Create Photograph Class

In this repository we have an existing Museum and Artist class, and the beginnings of a Photograph class. We're going to add to the Photograph class so that it can respond to the following interaction pattern:

> require './lib/photograph'
# => true

> photograph = Photograph.new({name: "Rue Mouffetard, Paris (Boy with Bottles)", artist_id: 4, museum_id: 2, year: 1954})
# => #<Photograph:0x007f98a9c6ace8 ...>

> photograph.id
# => 1

> photograph.artist_id
# => 4

> photograph.museum_id
# => 2

> photograph.name
# => "Rue Moffetard, Paris (Boy with Bottles)"

> photograph.year
# => 1954

Iteration 2: Create Curator

Currently we have the beginnings of a Curator class. Add to that class so that it can respond to the following interaction pattern:

> require './lib/curator'
# => true

> curator = Curator.new
# => #<Curator:0x007f98aa0617e8 ...>

> curator.artists
# => []

> curator.museums
# => []

> curator.photographs
# => []

> curator.add_museum({name: "MoMA"})

> curator.museums
# => [#<Museum:0x007f98a91a86e8 @id=1, @name="MoMA">]

> curator.museums.count
# => 1

> curator.museums.first.id
# => 1

> curator.add_artist({name: "Ansel Adams", born: 1902, died: 1984, country: "United States"})

> curator.artists
# => [#<Artist:0x007f98a9b3bd90
  @born=1902,
  @country="United States",
  @died=1984,
  @id=1,
  @name="Ansel Adams">]

> curator.artists.count
# => 1

> curator.arists.first.id
# => 1

> curator.add_photograph({name: "Moonrise, Hernandez", artist_id: 1, museum_id: 1, year: 1941})

> curator.photographs
# => [#<Photograph:0x007f98a9162058
  @artist_id=1,
  @id=1,
  @museum_id=1,
  @name="Moonrise, Hernandez",
  @year=1941>]

> curator.photographs.count
# => 1

> curator.photographs.first.id
# => 1

Iteration 3: Find by ID

Continue to work on the Curator class so that it can support the following interaction pattern.

> require './lib/curator'
> curator = Curator.new
> curator.add_museum({name: "Museo de Arte Moderno"})
> museum = curator.find_museum(1)

> museum.name
# => "Museo de Arte Moderno"

> museum.id
# => 1

> curator.add_artist({name: "Ansel Adams", born: 1902, died: 1984, country: "United States"})
> artist = curator.find_artist(1)

> artist.name
# => "Ansel Adams"

> artist.id
# => 1

Iteration 4: Find by Photograph

Continue to work on the Curator class so that it can support the following interaction pattern.

> require './lib/curator'
> curator = Curator.new
> curator.add_museum({name: "Metropolitan Museum of Art"})
> curator.add_artist({name: "Diane Arbus", born: 1923, died: 1971, country: "United States"})
> curator.add_photograph({name: "Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey", artist_id: 1, museum_id: 1, year: 1967})
> photograph = curator.photographs.first

> museum = curator.find_museum_by_photograph(photograph)
# => #<Museum:0x007fb973b05ca0 @id=1, @name="Metropolitan Museum of Art">

> museum.id
# => 1

> museum.name
# => "Metropolitan Museum of Art"

> artist = curator.find_artist_by_photograph(photograph)
# => #<Artist:0x007fb973a44a50
  @born=1923,
  @country="United States",
  @died=1971,
  @id=1,
  @name="Diane Arbus">

> artist.id
# => 1

> artist.name
# => "Diane Arbus"
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