#100DaysOfWeb in Python Transcripts
Chapter: Days 33-36: Database access with SQLAlchemy
Lecture: Scooter share data model

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0:00 Let's talk about how we might model our data even what things we're storing about our scooter start-up. Here's my proposed model for this
0:09 particular adventure we're on here. We're going to have four main items that we're going to store in our database.
0:15 We're going to have scooters and we're going to have users. Those are the two primary things, I guess. And then we're going to have rentals
0:22 which is really the user getting that scooter for a period of time and then returning it. And then we have locations where the scooters can be parked.
0:30 And the users can either pick them up or drop them off. And that's it. You can see the relationships here. The user creates a rental
0:37 the rental links over to the scooter. The scooter may be parked at a location. So we're going to have foreign key relationships
0:43 in our database to link these things. That's the relational part of the relational database. And then the rentals could also be
0:51 picked up at a particular location. Pretty simple data model. I tried to keep it not overly complex. Obviously in the real world we'd probably have
1:00 20 or 30 tables, you know, with ecommerce history and auditing and all kinds of stuff. For what we're doing, I think this is going to be
1:07 complex enough to give you a real world feel of what we're building but not so complicated that you get lost in all the details.


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