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You've made it this far! But this is your next challenge!

Frumbledingle Corp is struggling with its warehouse management, and has been looking for a developer to help. You need to create a small management app for their inventory. Part of this has been done for you by the last developer they hired - it's your job to finish it. This will consist of the following:

• Create/Read/Delete operations for all different models
• RESTful API routes for these operations
• Setting up relations between models

• Set up VueJs components for the various pages (one of these has been done for you)
• The categories page MUST include the name of the relevant parent category in the table for each category, if there is one.
• The items page MUST include the name of the relevant location and category in the table for each item.
• The navigation links will tell you what pages need to work
• Use axios (included) to retrieve data via AJAX

• You do not need to include User Authentication in this application
• We should be able to git clone your project and run it; you must provide any additional instructions needed
• Any other cool stuff you want to add after completing the requirements here will be taken into consideration.

• REQUIRED: php, git, composer, postgresql, node, npm
• git clone this repo
• Run composer install
• Make sure to set the database information your .env file
• Run php artisan migrate
• Host the app however you'd prefer, but use npm run dev or npm run watch to compile the Vue components

The data for this application will be defined as below. Migrations have already been created to set up the tables for this data, but no data has been inserted. You will need to create your own database for this test.

• Columns: ID, Name
• A location has many items

• Columns: ID, Name, Category ID, Location ID
• An item belongs to a location and a category

• Columns: ID, Name, Parent ID
• A category has many items
• A category belongs to a parent category, though the parent may be null

After making the pages for individual models work, you will need to create a report page. This page must include a price input, and should give a list of all categories for each location (including the parent category name), and the number of items greater or equal to that price in that category/location pairing.

Example: