Netflix_db_setup

The purpose of this project is to manage Netflix library data by employing data cleaning and normalization processes. Once the data has been cleaned and normalized, it is structured into tables and uploaded to a PostgreSQL database. These procedures ensure that the data is systematically organized and ready for further analysis or integration into other applications. Additionally, there are two options for accessing the data via API: FastAPI and a BASH option.

Plan:

1. Review raw data in Jupyter Notebook.
2. Create a database and establish the connection.
3. Transform data.
4. Load transformed data to database.
5. Create relationships between tables, normalize database.
6. Load Raw data to the database.
7. Create Python API's to have access to the data using SQL queries.

Setup Instructions

Follow these steps to set up and run the project:

1. Clone the Repository typegit clone https://github.com/TuringCollegeSubmissions/rgaldi-DE1.v2.4.1 in bash
2. CD to rgaldi-DE1.v2.4.1
3. Set Up Database Connection Settings
4. Create a file named db_conn_settings.py in the root directory of the project.
5. Inside this file, define the following variables with your database connection details: python

db_conn_settings.py

DB_USERNAME = "your_database_username"

DB_PASSWORD = "your_database_password"

DB_HOST = "your_database_host"

DB_PORT = "your_database_port"

DB_NAME = "your_database_name"

Install Dependencies

1. Make sure you have Python and pip installed.
2. Then install the required dependencies: Copy code pip install -r requirements.txt
3. Run the main.py script to execute the project.
4. Follow the instructions and messages printed to the console for further guidance.

Normalized DB

RAW DATA

API QUERY EXAMPLE

Returns the query result if the first word in the query is SELECT otherwise, it returns the message "Query executed successfully."

1. TYPE uvicorn db_api:app --reload in BASH/TERMINAL
2. Go to http://127.0.0.1:8000/docs#/
3. ENTER query and press EXECUTE
4. CTRL+C in BASH/TERMINAL to quit

BASH API

Returns the query result if the first word in the query is SELECT otherwise, it returns the message "Query executed successfully."

Enter in BASH/TERMINAL python -c "from sequal_queries import terminal_query; terminal_query('enter_query_here;')" Change "enter_query_here" with your query