Fork then clone this repository. Submissions will be made by pull request.

Commit once after completing each step.

1. From the command line, create a new Rails application called todo_app that uses a PostgreSQL database.
2. From the command line, create your database then generate a Todo model. Todo should have two attributes: content (string) and is_completed (boolean).
3. From the command line, run the appropriate rails command to generate your schema.
4. Create two Todo instances in your seed file, then run your seed file from the command line.

Start your Rails server to see your application in the browser. Commit once after completing each action or view.

1. Set up routes and controller actions for index, new, and create.
2. Create views for the index and new actions.
3. Set the homepage or root route of your application to load the Todo index view.
4. Bonus: Your controller uses strong params.
5. Bonus: Set up routes and controller actions for delete, edit, and update.
6. Bonus: Create a view for edit where you can trigger an update or delete.

Take a moment to re-familiarize yourself with the plagiarism policy, specifically on using work you find online and on work you do with other students.

Your score will be calculated on the following list of completed items (pulled from above). Each item is worth 1 point.

• Your PR contains a folder called todo_app with a rails app inside of it
• Your app is using PostgreSQL
• You have a Todo model
• Your Todo model has content (string) and is_completed (boolean) attributes
• You have a valid schema
• We can successfully create a database by running rails db:create
• You have a seed file with two Todo instances in it
• We can seed the database with your seed instances by running rails db:seed
• If we run rails routes, we can see routes listed for index, new, and create
• Your controller has index, new, and create actions
• Your index action gets all to dos from the database and lists them in the index view
• Your new action creates a new to do and renders a new view with a form for creating a new to do
• Your create action creates a new to do based on a form submission and saves it to the database
• The homepage of your app lists all to dos
• Your git history shows that you committed your work once after each step and each commit has a descriptive message