Matilda Mirror DB setup

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Matilda API

=== Init ===

GET settings -> {
	minimumAllowableVersion : String (e.g. "1.0.0.1"),
	currentAPIVersion : number
	aboutURL : String,
	privacyURL : String,
	termsURL : String,
	supportURL : String
}

=== RFID ==
RFID object:
{
	id: int,
	tag_id: int,
	tag_name: string
}


=== User ===

User object:
{
	id : int,
	first_name : string,
	last_name : string,
	email : string,
	dob : date,
	gender : string
	measurements : {
		head : int,
		chest : int,
		waist : int,
		hip : int,
		inline : int,
		leg : int,
		feet : int // Is this assumed to be US sizing?
	},
	facebookToken : String
	spotifyToken : String
	creditCardToken : String // This is going to have to connect to authorize.net or some such.
	googleCalendarToken : String
}

APIs:

POST login(email:String, p:String) -> User
POST signup(email:String, p:String, birthdate:Date, meausurements:{}) -> User
POST forgotPassword(email:String)\
POST logout() -> success : BOOL
PUT user(user:User) -> User // This allows us to modify the user's data
GET user(userId:number) -> User



=== Room ===

Room object:
{
	roomId : int,
	mirrorUDID : int
	hotelName : string,
	roomNumber : int,
	amenities : {} // dictionary of amenities
}

GET room(roomId:number) -> Room

POST preCheckin(amenities:{}) -> {
	success : BOOL,
	room : Room
}

POST checkin(mirrorUDID:String) -> {
	success : BOOL,
	room : Room
} // The udid will be derived from the QR code on the mirror.

POST checkout()


=== Features ===

 == Music ==

POST selectPlaylist(playlistId:number)
POST skipCurrentTrack()
POST pauseCurrentTrack()
POST playCurrentTrack()

// This should likely be handled with a socket connection, but if not, we can poll regularly from the device:
GET currentTrack() -> spotifyTrackId
GET currentPlaybackTime -> number

 == Shoping ==
// This is TBD, but based on the Downtown Chic idea, I believe this could, on the iOS end, simply be one API endpoint that provides a URL to the html-rendered story, and that page itself will handle setting up transactions in the backend.
GET currentFashionStory(userID:number) -> {
	fashionStoryURL : String
}