Summary
A newly reset database serves empty responses, which makes the API awkward to explore or demonstrate locally. A seed script that inserts a few representative streams removes that friction.
Acceptance criteria
Getting started
Fork this repository, clone your fork, and add this repo as upstream:
git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/tricklepay-backend.git
cd tricklepay-backend
git remote add upstream https://github.com/TricklePay/tricklepay-backend.git
Create a branch for this issue:
git checkout -b chore/issue-168
Suggested commit message:
chore: add a local seed script
Run npm run typecheck, npm test, and npm run build before opening a pull request and linking this issue.
Summary
A newly reset database serves empty responses, which makes the API awkward to explore or demonstrate locally. A seed script that inserts a few representative streams removes that friction.
Acceptance criteria
Getting started
Fork this repository, clone your fork, and add this repo as
upstream:Create a branch for this issue:
Suggested commit message:
Run
npm run typecheck,npm test, andnpm run buildbefore opening a pull request and linking this issue.