'use strict'
const { Model } = require('sequelize')
module.exports = (sequelize, DataTypes) => {
  class DoubleWhammy extends Model {
    
  }
  DoubleWhammy.init(
    {
      program_id : { type:  DataTypes.INTEGER },
      check_type_id : { type:  DataTypes.INTEGER },       
      property_type_id : { type:  DataTypes.INTEGER },    
      property_usage : { type:  DataTypes.STRING },       
      eligibility_factor_1 : { type:  DataTypes.STRING },
      eligibility_factor_2 : { type:  DataTypes.STRING },
      eligibility_factor_3 : { type:  DataTypes.STRING },
      eligibility_factor_4 : { type:  DataTypes.STRING },
      eligibility_factor_5 : { type:  DataTypes.STRING },
      result : { type:  DataTypes.STRING },
      is_active : { type:  DataTypes.INTEGER },
      createdby : { type:  DataTypes.INTEGER },
      updatedby : { type:  DataTypes.INTEGER },
      createdAt : { type:  DataTypes.DATE },
      updatedAt : { type:  DataTypes.DATE },
     
    },
    {
      sequelize,
      tableName: 'double_whammy',
      modelName: 'DoubleWhammy',
    }
  )



  DoubleWhammy.associate = models => {
    DoubleWhammy.hasMany(models.ProgramMaster,  {
      foreignKey: 'id',
      sourceKey : 'program_id'
    });
    DoubleWhammy.hasMany(models.CheckTypeMaster,  {
      foreignKey: 'id',
      sourceKey : 'check_type_id'
    });
    DoubleWhammy.hasMany(models.PropertyTypeMaster,  {
      foreignKey: 'id',
      sourceKey : 'property_type_id'
    });

  }


  return DoubleWhammy
}