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Sebastian’s Status Report for 3/16/24
Weekly Accomplishments
- Created Mock Databases: food_info and food_inventory.
- food_info contains the expiration duration and food type of all produce Sous-Chef will recognize

- food_inventory will be where we keep inventory of food and check for when each item will expire
- Also able to login and connect locally with Database through a python mySQL connector. Thus I have accomplished being able to perform any SQL CRUD operations through python, and can begin to rollout my API.
- Here is example of my running python script and pulling all the data in food_info

- Now that I connect to the MySQL database locally via Python and perform operations, I began looking into building out the API that the Sous-Chef flutter App will access.
- After some research, I was deciding in between using either Flask or FastAPI to create this. I am currently decided on FastAPI due to its speed and it appears to need less boilerplate code (we’ll see how correct I am about that).
Next Week Goals
- Create the Python API that will connect the frontend of Sous-Chef to the database of the product using FastAPI.