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Seeding foreign key data

The challenge of adding users is that we have already introduced a foreign key constraint to the database. You can follow these instructions to learn how to get it working:

1. We use the Sequelize CLI to generate an empty seeders file, as follows:

sequelize seed:generate --name fake-users --seeders-path src/server/seeders

2. Fill in the following code to insert the fake users:

'use strict';module.exports = {  up: (queryInterface, Sequelize) => {    return queryInterface.bulkInsert('Users', [{      avatar: '/uploads/avatar1.png',      username: 'TestUser',      createdAt: new Date(),      updatedAt: new Date(),    },    {      avatar: '/uploads/avatar2.png',      username: 'TestUser2',      createdAt: new Date(),      updatedAt: new Date(),    }],    {});  }, down: (queryInterface, ...