User finds a group and wants to join it user has to log in (modal) send them to login page after login send them back to group page user clicks on join button group appears on users profile page on profile page user sees all groups they are part and can remove
create a group schema to join embed the id of that group into the user
Hopefully it just has this now
High level hobbies
- Mountain biking
- Yoga
- Reading
- Anime
- Gardening
- Volunteering
- Cooking
- Music
- Cycling
- Drinks
- Gaming
- Running
- Rugby
- Pottery
- Chess
- Hockey
- Sailing
- Netball
- Photography
- Films
- Rambling / Hiking
- Puzzling
- Math / Mind Games
- Knitting
- Writing
- Painting
- Swimming
- Ultimate Frisbee
- Board games
- Tutoring / Learning / Mentoring
- Scuba Diving
- Coasteering
- Kayaking / Canoeing
- Stand Up Paddle Boarding
- Surfing
- Football
- Drinking wine and talking shit.
- Boxing
- Rock climbing
- Camping
- Fishing
- Golfing
- Ice skating
- Martial arts or kickboxing
- Foraging
- Learn to fly a plane
- Dancing
- Learn a musical instrument
- Voice lessons
- Learn how to code
- writing music
- Learn to blog
- Improv class
- Latte art
- Magic
- Jewelry making
- Flower arranging
- Origami
- Woodworking
- Trivia Night
Groups
- Rebel Book club
- Max Power - Martial Arts
- Cycling club
- Gaming club - incl board games,
Hey Joan, hope your weekend is good as well. I would say it’s definitely something to do on the backend, and it’s a relationship just like Charlotte has shown, so that a user can have a group in their schema, like a comment. So that group can be referenced and shown on the user profile. So a request that goes to add a group and shows up on the user profile when a group is added