//Adds an event to the database
public ActionResult <Events> PostEvents([FromBody] Events eventItem)
{
_context.Events.Add(eventItem);
_context.SaveChanges();
// YES THIS WORKS THANK GOD
//The big issue that I was having with this is that the id parameter isn't from the model - I thought I was supposed to use the EventModel here but nah,
//I'm supposed to use the id parameter from GetEvent....
return(CreatedAtAction("GetEvent", new { id = eventItem.EventId }, eventItem));
}
//Add a new video / tag association
public ActionResult <MapVideoTag> AddMapping(MapVideoTag newTag)
{
_context.MapVideoTag.Add(newTag);
_context.SaveChanges();
return(CreatedAtAction("GetMapTag", new { id = newTag.MapId }, newTag));
}
//Adds a player to the database
public ActionResult <Players> PostPlayer([FromBody] Players newPlayer)
{
_context.Players.Add(newPlayer);
_context.SaveChanges();
return(CreatedAtAction("GetPlayer", new { id = newPlayer.PlayerId }, newPlayer));
}
//Adds a character to the database
public ActionResult <Characters> PostCharacter(Characters newCharacter)
{
_context.Characters.Add(newCharacter);
_context.SaveChanges();
return(CreatedAtAction("GetCharacter", new { id = newCharacter.CharacterId }, newCharacter));
}
//Adds a video to the database
public ActionResult <Videos> PostVideo([FromBody] Videos newVideo)
{
_context.Videos.Add(newVideo);
_context.SaveChanges();
return(CreatedAtAction("GetVideo", new { id = newVideo.VideoId }, newVideo));
}
//Creating a new video / tag relation
public ActionResult <VideoTags> PostTag(VideoTags newTag)
{
_context.VideoTags.Add(newTag);
_context.SaveChanges();
return(CreatedAtAction("GetSingleTag", new { id = newTag.TagId }, newTag));
}
