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William Carroll 0cb9642a8a Use valid dates for Trips.endDate in trips.csv
TL;DR: My trips.csv had invalid dates for the endDate column. "2020-15-30" is an
"invalid date" (according to FromField instance for Calendar.Day) bc 15 is not a
valid month (i.e. [1,12]).

@dmjio helped me take a look. When we poked around the SQL, we discovered:

```sql
SELECT endDate FROM TRIPS;       -- shows three records
SELECT date(endDate) FROM TRIPS; -- shows two records
```
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TopTal take-home #2

All of the commands defined herein should be run from the top-level directory of this repository (i.e. the directory in which this file exists).

Server

To create the environment that contains all of this application's dependencies, run:

$ nix-shell

To run the server interactively, run:

$ cd src/
$ ghci

Now compile and load the server with:

Prelude> :l Main.hs
*Main> main

Database

Create a new database named db.sqlite3 with:

$ sqlite3 db.sqlite3

Populate the database with:

sqlite3> .read populate.sqlite3

You can verify that everything is setup with:

sqlite3> .tables
sqlite3> .schema
sqlite3> SELECT * FROM Accounts;
sqlite3> SELECT * FROM Trips;