// Use DBML to define your database structure
// Docs: https://dbml.dbdiagram.io/docs

// Table follows {
//   following_user_id integer
//   followed_user_id integer
//   created_at timestamp 
// }

Table users {
  id uuid [primary key]
  username varchar
  role enum [note: 'admin, employee, customer']
  created_at timestamp
}

Table orders {
  id uuid [primary key] 
  fk_customer_id uuid
  product_order varchar
  order_date datetime
  due_date datetime
  status enum [note: 'waiting, approved, processing, waiting to ship, shipped']
  rush bool
  event bool
  new_art bool
  repeat bool
  digitizing bool
  purchased_garments bool
  supplied_file bool
  // code varchar
  notes varchar
  created_at timestamp
  updated_at timestamp
  deleted_at timestamp
}

Ref: orders.fk_customer_id > customers.id

Table order_types {
  id uuid [primary key]
  name varchar
  value varchar [note: 'DTG, Embroidery, Screen Printing, Vinyl']
}

Table orders_order_types {
  id uuid [primary key]
  fk_order_id uuid
  fk_order_type_id uuid
}

Ref: orders_order_types.fk_order_id > orders.id
Ref: orders_order_types.fk_order_type_id > order_types.id

Table order_products {
  id uuid [pk]
  fk_order_id uuid
  sku varchar
  product_name varchar
  color varchar
}

Ref: order_products.fk_order_id > orders.id

Table product_sizes {
  id uuid [pk]
  fk_order_product_id uuid
  size varchar
  amount integer
}

Ref: product_sizes.fk_order_product_id > order_products.id

Table product_services {
  id uuid [primary key]
  index int
  fk_order_product_id uuid
  service varchar
  file varchar
  placement varchar
  logo_name varchar
  logo_width decimal
  logo_height decimal
  setup_amount integer
  amount integer
  amount_price decimal
}

Ref: product_services.fk_order_product_id > order_products.id

Table logos {
  id uuid [primary key]
  name varchar
  width decimal
  height decimal
}

Table customers {
  id uuid [primary key]
  fk_user_id uuid
  company_name varchar
  internal_name varchar [note: 'image group quadreal for example']
  shipping_address varchar
  billing_address varchar
  created_at timestamp
  updated_at timestamp
  deleted_at timestamp
}

Ref: customers.fk_user_id > users.id

Table contacts {
  id uuid [primary key]
  fk_customer_id uuid
  first_name varchar
  last_name varchar
  email varchar
  phone varchar
  notes varchar
}

Ref: contacts.fk_customer_id > customers.id

Table invoices {
  id uuid [primary key]
  fk_order_id uuid
}

Ref: invoices.fk_order_id > orders.id