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 # Rails-API-React-Tutorial 💻 [![Open Source Love](https://badges.frapsoft.com/os/v1/open-source.svg?v=103)](https://github.com/ellerbrock/open-source-badges/)
 
 Hey! This is a super-easy to follow Rails/React API tutorial that is fully in depth from start to finish. This guide shows you how to install Ruby
-and Rails 5 in a Virtual Box, React JS via create-react-app and connecting the frontend and backend.
+and Rails 5 in a Virtual Box, React JS via create-react-app and connecting the frontend and backend.<br>
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 ## Table of Contents 
 * Downloading Virtual Box
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 which allows us to call the json data from ```ruby localhost:3000/api/v1/movies```
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+6. Let's seed our sqlite database with some classic movies so we can practice getting data with GET requests to the API.
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+Copy and paste the following data to your ```ruby config/seeds.rb``` file.
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+```ruby
+Movie.create(name: "The Nightmare Before Christmas", rating: 5)
+Movie.create(name: "Titanic", rating: 5)
+Movie.create(name: "Venom", rating: 4)
+Movie.create(name: "A Quiet Place", rating: 5)
+Movie.create(name: "Nobody's Fool", rating: 2)
+Movie.create(name: "Suspiria", rating: 4)
+Movie.create(name: "Hereditary", rating: 4)
+Movie.create(name: "Office Space", rating: 5)
+Movie.create(name: "Elf", rating: 4)
+Movie.create(name: "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes", rating: 3)
+Movie.create(name: "Secret life of Pets", rating: 4)
+Movie.create(name: "Overlord", rating: 3)
+Movie.create(name: "Wonder Woman", rating: 5)
+Movie.create(name: "Bohemian Rhapsody", rating: 4)
+Movie.create(name: "Ocean's 8", rating: 5)
+```
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+Seed the DB using ```ruby rails db:seed && rails db:migrate ```
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+7. Test the API using a GET request.
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+Start your Rails server ```rails s``` and navigate to ```localhost:3000/api/v1/movies``` and if it is successful you should see the following JSON output: <br><br>
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+(Optional) I'm using a pretty JSON viewer for chrome which you can download [here.](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jsonview/chklaanhfefbnpoihckbnefhakgolnmc)
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