Delete test/test-apps/ folder

Author: tencnivel

docs/src/getting-started.md

@@ -61,63 +61,79 @@ This allows us to avoid circular dependencies
 The 'something else' can be a lot of things including a `IEntity` or a vector of
 `IEntity`.
 
-In this documentation we call
-  * A '_complex property_', a property of type `IEntity`. It is also named
-  a "manyToOne" property and it resolves to a foreign key in the table of the
+In this documentation we call:
+
+A '_complex property_', a property of type `IEntity`. It is also named
+a "manyToOne" property and it resolves to a foreign key in the table of the
   _class_.
-  * A '_property of IEntities_', a property of type 
-`Vector{T} where T <: IEntity`.  It is also named a "oneToMany" property and
-  it is the counter part of a _complex property_ in another _class_.
+
+A '_property of IEntities_', a property of type `Vector{T} where T <: IEntity`.  
+It is also named a "oneToMany" property and it is the counter part of a
+_complex property_ in another _class_.
 
 
 
 #### A _class_ has two constructors
 
-  1. A constructor that takes a NamedTuple and that is required by PostgresORM
+A first constructor that takes a NamedTuple and that is required by PostgresORM
 function. It calls the second constructor by splatting the NamedTuple.
-  2. A constructor that takes optional named arguments with default values
+
+A second constructor that takes optional named arguments with default values
   `missing` and that assign the values to the matching properties.
 
 Therefore:
 
-  * Calling `Film()` creates an instance of _Film_ with all properties set
+Calling `Film()` creates an instance of _Film_ with all properties set
 to `missing`
-  * Calling `Film(id = 34, codeName = "cube")` creates an instance of _Film_
+
+Calling `Film(id = 34, codeName = "cube")` creates an instance of _Film_
 with all properties set to `missing` except _id_ and _codeName_
 
 ### ORM modules
 An ORM module is a Julia module that tells PostgresORM how to handle a _class_.
 It contains the following:
 
-  * `data_type = Model.Film`: Assigns the module variable `data_type` to the
+`data_type = Model.Film`: Assigns the module variable `data_type` to the
   _class_ associated with the ORM module
-  * `PostgresORM.get_orm(x::Model.Film) = return(ORM.FilmORM)`: Declares a new
+
+`PostgresORM.get_orm(x::Model.Film) = return(ORM.FilmORM)`: Declares a new
   method of function `PostgresORM.get_orm`, this function is used to tell
   PostgresORM which ORM module to use for a given _class_
-  * `get_schema_name() = "public"`: Returns the PostgreSQL schema name of the
+
+`get_schema_name() = "public"`: Returns the PostgreSQL schema name of the
 table associated with the _class_
-  * `get_table_name() = "film"`: Returns the table name associated with the _class_  
-  * `get_columns_selection_and_mapping()`: Returns the mapping between julia
+
+`get_table_name() = "film"`: Returns the table name associated with the _class_  
+
+`get_columns_selection_and_mapping()`: Returns the mapping between julia
   fields and table columns. Note that  a _complex property_ can be mapped to
   an array of columns if the foreign key has multiple columns (i.e. if the
   _class_ of the _complex_property_ has a composite id)
-  * `get_id_props()`: Returns the fields that make the id of the _class_. These
+
+`get_id_props()`: Returns the fields that make the id of the _class_. These
   fields can be _complex properties_
-  * `get_onetomany_counterparts()`: It gives for every _property of IEntities_  
+
+`get_onetomany_counterparts()`: It gives for every _property of IEntities_  
   the associated _complex property_ (i.e. manyToOne property)
-  * `get_types_override()`: It gives for every oneToMany or manyToOne property
+
+`get_types_override()`: It gives for every oneToMany or manyToOne property
   the real type of the property
 
-Some optional functions for the tracking of changes:
-  * `get_track_changes()`: Tells PostgresORM to record all the changes made to
+__Some optional functions for the tracking of changes:__
+
+`get_track_changes()`: Tells PostgresORM to record all the changes made to
   instances of the _class_
-  * `get_creator_property()`: Tells which property holds the reference of the
+
+`get_creator_property()`: Tells which property holds the reference of the
   user that created the instance. This property must inherit `PostgresORM.AppUser`
-  * `get_editor_property()`: Tells which property holds the reference of the
+
+`get_editor_property()`: Tells which property holds the reference of the
   user that last edited the instance. This property must inherit `PostgresORM.AppUser`
-  * `get_creation_time_property()`: Tells which property holds the creation
+
+`get_creation_time_property()`: Tells which property holds the creation
   time of the instance
-  * `get_update_time_property()`: Tells which property holds the last update
+
+`get_update_time_property()`: Tells which property holds the last update
   time of the instance
 
 ### Enums