We're developing an application to track vending machines across the city. This will test your ability to set up and test many-to-many relationships and access attributes and methods through those relationships.
Vending machines may be stocked with different snacks, and the same snack may be available at many different places throughout the city. Before you begin: what does that mean the relationship is between vending machines and snacks? How many snacks does a vending machine have? How many vending machines can a snack be in?
- Perform the usual setup steps after cloning a Rails application
- TDD all new work; you may postpone model tests for attribute validations only
- No form input is required
- No visual styling is required
User Story 1 of 3
As a user
When I visit a vending machine show page
I see the name of all of the snacks associated with that vending machine along with their price
User Story 2 of 3
As a visitor
When I visit a vending machine show page
I also see an average price for all of the snacks in that machine
Snacks
* White Castle Burger: $3.50
* Pop Rocks: $1.50
* Flaming Hot Cheetos: $2.50
Average Price: $2.50
User Story 3 of 3
As a visitor
When I visit a snack show page
I see the name of that snack
and I see the price for that snack
and I see a list of locations with vending machines that carry that snack
and I see the average price for snacks in those vending machines
and I see a count of the different kinds of items in that vending machine.
Flaming Hot Cheetos
Price: $2.50
Locations
* Don's Mixed Drinks (3 kinds of snacks, average price of $2.50)
* Turing Basement (2 kinds of snacks, average price of $3.00)
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