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User story #3: GET api/v1/olympians?age=oldest

As a user,
I can make a GET request to the endpoint api/v1/olympians?age=oldest.

  • If the GET request is successful, I see a JSON response with the information of the oldest olympian.

  • Complete endpoint

  • Account for sad paths

  • Fully test endpoint

  • Feature deployed to Heroku

  • Request

GET api/v1/olympians?age=oldest
  • Successful Response
{
  [
    {
      "name": "Julie Brougham",
      "team": "New Zealand",
      "age": 62,
      "sport": "Equestrianism"
      "total_medals_won": 0
    }
  ]
}

User Story #4: GET api/v1/olympian_stats

As a user,
I can make a GET request to api/v1/olympian_stats.

  • A successful GET request will return a JSON response

  • Complete endpoint

  • Account for sad paths

  • Fully tested

  • Deployed to Heroku

  • Request:

GET api/v1/olympian_stats
  • Response
{
    "olympian_stats": {
      "total_competing_olympians": 3120
      "average_weight:" {
        "unit": "kg",
        "male_olympians": 75.4,
        "female_olympians": 70.2
      }
      "average_age:" 26.2
    }
  }

User Story #5: GET api/v1/events

As a user,
I can make a GET request to the endpoint api/v1/events.
-If the GET request is successful, I see a JSON response with all events grouped by sport.

  • Complete endpoint

  • Account for sad paths

  • Fully tested

  • Deployed to Heroku

  • Request

GET api/v1/events
  • Response
{
  "events":
    [
      {
        "sport": "Archery",
        "events": [
          "Archery Men's Individual",
          "Archery Men's Team",
          "Archery Women's Individual",
          "Archery Women's Team"
        ]
      },
      {
        "sport": "Badminton",
        "events": [
          "Badminton Men's Doubles",
          "Badminton Men's Singles",
          "Badminton Women's Doubles",
          "Badminton Women's Singles",
          "Badminton Mixed Doubles"
        ]
      },
      {...}
    ]
}

User Story #1: GET api/v1/olympians

As a user,
I can make a GET request to api/v1/olympians.

  • Complete endpoint

  • Account for sad paths

  • Fully tested

  • deployed to Heroku

  • A successful GET request will return a JSON response with all olympian records in the olympians table and will be formatted in the following way:

  • Request:

GET /api/v1/olympians
  • Response
{
  "olympians":
    [
      {
        "name": "Maha Abdalsalam",
        "team": "Egypt",
        "age": 18,
        "sport": "Diving"
        "total_medals_won": 0
      },
      {
        "name": "Ahmad Abughaush",
        "team": "Jordan",
        "age": 20,
        "sport": "Taekwondo"
        "total_medals_won": 1
      },
      {...}
    ]
}

Unsuccessful Response:

status: 500
{"error": "Unable to handle Request"}

Setup Database

  • Setup node Express.js app and create database with Olympians table and with attributes for name, sex, age, height, weight, team, games, sport, event, and medal.

  • Create README with information regarding database setup.

  • Complete functionality

  • Feature deployed to Heroku

  • Create README

User Story #6: GET api/v1/events/:id/medalists

As a user,
I can make a GET request to the endpoint api/v1/events/:id/medalists.

  • If GET request is successful, I see a JSON response with all olympians who have received a medal for that event

  • Complete endpoint

  • Account for sad paths

  • Fully Tested

  • Deployed to Heroku

  • Request

GET api/v1/events/:id/medalist
  • Response
{
  "event": "Badminton Mixed Doubles",
  "medalists": [
      {
        "name": "Tontowi Ahmad",
        "team": "Indonesia-1",
        "age": 29,
        "medal": "Gold"
      },
      {
        "name": "Chan Peng Soon",
        "team": "Malaysia",
        "age": 28,
        "medal": "Silver"
      }
    ]
}

User Story #2: GET api/v1/olympians?age=youngest

As a user,
I can make a GET request to the endpoint api/v1/olympians?age=youngest.

  • If the GET request is successful, I see a JSON response with the information of the youngest olympian.

  • Complete endpoint

  • Account for sad paths

  • Fully test endpoint

  • Feature deployed to Heroku

  • Request

GET api/v1/olympians?age=youngest
  • Successful Response
{
  [
    {
      "name": "Ana Iulia Dascl",
      "team": "Romania",
      "age": 13,
      "sport": "Swimming"
      "total_medals_won": 0
    }
  ]
}

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