Added videogame and genre models#5
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Added Videogame and Genre Models
I have added the following models based on the provided specifications:
Model 1: Videogame
This model represents a video game with the following fields:
ID: Automatically generated by MongoDB.
Name (required): The name of the video game.
Description (required): A description of the video game.
Platforms (required): An array of strings representing the platforms on which the game is available.
Image (required): A URL for the game's image.
Release Date (required): The release date of the video game.
Rating (required): A numeric value representing the game's rating.
Genres (optional): An array of ObjectId references to the Genre model, simulating a many-to-many relationship.
Model 2: Genre
This model represents a genre with the following fields:
ID: Automatically generated by MongoDB.
Name (required): The name of the genre.
These models use Mongoose and simulate a many-to-many relationship between Videogame and Genre by referencing the Genre model in the Videogame model.
Let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions!