Create the MatchResult model on backend.
This model should be created inside the file server/api/models.py.
If you want an example of how this was done in previous projects, check out the event model from the co-exist project: https://github.com/codersforcauses/coexist/blob/main/server/api/event/models.py
Django documentation will also be very useful! https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.2/topics/db/models/
In particular, refer to the section on relationships (you will need this to create the foreign keys to Match and Team): https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.2/topics/db/models/#relationships
One thing to keep in mind is that in order to create this foreign keys, Django typically requires you to reference the related models. And, in this case these models won't exist until issues #8 and #9 have been completed! Instead, you can temporarily use a lazy relationship, specifying the related model as a string instead. For instance:
models.ForeignKey("Event", ...)
This model is little more involved than the Match and Team models, as it contains foreign keys and more fields:
Create the
MatchResultmodel on backend.This model should be created inside the file
server/api/models.py.If you want an example of how this was done in previous projects, check out the event model from the co-exist project: https://github.com/codersforcauses/coexist/blob/main/server/api/event/models.py
Django documentation will also be very useful! https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.2/topics/db/models/
In particular, refer to the section on relationships (you will need this to create the foreign keys to Match and Team): https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.2/topics/db/models/#relationships
One thing to keep in mind is that in order to create this foreign keys, Django typically requires you to reference the related models. And, in this case these models won't exist until issues #8 and #9 have been completed! Instead, you can temporarily use a lazy relationship, specifying the related model as a string instead. For instance:
models.ForeignKey("Event", ...)This model is little more involved than the
MatchandTeammodels, as it contains foreign keys and more fields: