## Displaying Database Data in your Sinatra Application

### Goals

1. Understand how you can take information from your database and display it to your users

2. Create a has_many relationship in your application

### Assignment

1. Continue using the ``sinatra_blog`` you created during the last homework assignment. Add a ``posts`` table to your application (remember: you will need to use migrations) and establish a has_many relationship between users and posts, where ``users can have many posts``. The ``posts`` table should have three fields: title, body and a foreign key. 
2. Once you have established the has_many relationship at the database level, you will also need to communicate the relationship at the application level.  After that is done, use irb and activerecord to add posts to users.
3. In your application, add a new route ``get '/users'`` that will display a list of all of the users in your database
4. Next, create a another route `` get '/users/:id`` that will display the information for only one user. For example - by typing ``localhost:4567/users/3`` in your address bar, you should be redirected to a page that only displays the information for the user in your database that has an id of 3.
5. On the detail page (from the step above) - display the name and email of the user. Also, display a list of the post titles they have

Hint: We went through these steps using the sinatra_todo application, so reference that application to guide your through this assignement


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