learn-co-students/rails-practice-code-challenge-travelatr-london-web-080519

Welcome to Travelatr!

Travelatr is company with a singular vision: to enable people from all walks of life to write about their travels to spectacular destinations all over the globe in order to foster a sense of global community and a heightened cultural awareness.

Our founder - a world renowned ice-cream-eating contest champion, gourmet hot-dog connoisseur, and bespoke phone case designer - has hired a diverse pool of talent to execute this vision, a pool that begins and ends with you!

Instructions

Our vision has already begun! We've created migrations and a seed file for you to begin the execution of our vision! Create the associations within your models, then run rake db:setup!

Deliverables

We envision a relationship between our models as follows:

Blogger -< Post >- Destination

For each model, we have a specific vision in mind:

Blogger:

1. Users should be able to create a new blogger
   • Bloggers should have unique names and ages above 0, and their bio should be over 30 characters long.
2. Users should be able to see the profile page of a blogger. On this page, a user should see:
   • The total likes on all of that blogger's posts
   • A link to that blogger's featured post (the post with the most likes)
   • BONUS A list of that user's top 5 most written about destinations (the destinations with the most posts)

Destination:

1. Users should be able to see a destination profile page. On this page, a user should see:
   • The most recent 5 posts written about this destination
   • A link to a featured post (this destination's post with the most likes)
   • The average age of all unique bloggers who have written about this destination.

Post:

1. Users should be able to create and edit a post
   • Users should be able to select a blogger from a dropdown menu
   • Users should be able to select a destination from a dropdown menu
   • A post should have a title
   • A post should have content longer than 100 characters
2. Users should be able to see a post's page with its title and content displayed. On this page, a user should see:
   • A link to the page of that post's author
   • A link to the page of that post's destination
   • A like button link that increases the like count for that post (should take the user to the same page)