I think it makes more sense to be generic with the datatypes of the fields so I moved away from enforcing choices in the family_size and zip_code fields and used PositiveIntegerField and CharField instead.
We can display the different choices on the frontend instead.
Updated fields in
models.pyto reflect the questions Jon is hoping to collect from food pantry clients.Here's the link to the Microsoft team form currently used: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=m6hrlDeTeEa3ZLY9gLsCJooVvlxKkxtImWB6K4-KjlRUOFBGTkZYRVhOTjlaWTNWRklXN0lIUEZLRy4u
I think it makes more sense to be generic with the datatypes of the fields so I moved away from enforcing choices in the
family_sizeandzip_codefields and usedPositiveIntegerFieldandCharFieldinstead.We can display the different choices on the frontend instead.