This application features a simple command line based storefront using the npm inquirer package and the MySQL database backend together with the npm mysql package.
You'll need the MySQL database on your computer to run this application, and create the Bamazon database/products table using the code from bamazon.sql. Run the code in your client (such as Workbench) to populate the database.
Using the customer interface, a user can get item IDs, names, departments, prices, and quantities for various items. The user may specify an item ID and quantity in order to make a purchase. If the desired quantity is in stock, the order fulfills (total purchase price is displayed and store database is updated). If the desired quantity is not in stock, the user receives a prompt to alter their order.
Figure 1: a couple of purchasing examples.
Figure 2: the database after the above purchasing exchange. Note that, because I bought out all the Borg alcoves ($$$), there are now 0 remaining in the database.
