using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Migrations;

#nullable disable

namespace turf_tasker.Migrations
{
public partial class SeedBermudaTips : Migration
    {
        protected override void Up(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
        {
            // Seed data for LawnCareTips
            migrationBuilder.InsertData(
                table: "LawnCareTips",
                columns: new[] { "Id", "Title", "Category", "Content" },
                values: new object[,]
                {
                    { 1, "Bermuda Mowing Height", 0, "For Bermuda grass in Oklahoma, mow at a height of 1-2 inches for optimal density and health during peak season." },
                    { 2, "Bermuda Mowing Frequency", 0, "During peak growing season (late spring/summer), mow Bermuda grass every 3-5 days. Frequent mowing prevents scalping." },
                    { 3, "Bermuda Watering - Deep & Infrequent", 1, "Water Bermuda grass deeply (1-1.5 inches) once or twice a week, rather than frequent, shallow watering. Water in the early morning." },
                    { 4, "Bermuda Spring Fertilization", 2, "Apply a nitrogen-heavy fertilizer in late spring (May/June) after Bermuda grass has fully greened up and soil temperatures are consistently above 65°F (18°C)." },
                    { 5, "Bermuda Summer Fertilization", 2, "A second application of nitrogen fertilizer in mid-summer (July/August) can further promote vigorous growth for Bermuda grass." },
                    { 6, "Pre-Emergent Weed Control", 3, "Apply a pre-emergent herbicide for summer annual weeds like crabgrass in early spring (March-April) before soil temperatures consistently reach 50-55°F (10-13°C) in Oklahoma." },
                    { 7, "Post-Emergent Weed Control", 3, "Treat broadleaf weeds in Bermuda grass as needed throughout the growing season with a selective post-emergent herbicide. Always follow product instructions carefully." },
                    { 8, "Aeration for Bermuda", 4, "Aerate Bermuda grass in late spring to early summer when it's actively growing. This helps reduce compaction and improve nutrient absorption." },
                    { 9, "Bermuda Winter Dormancy", 5, "Bermuda grass will go dormant and turn brown in winter; this is normal. Avoid heavy foot traffic when it is dormant to prevent damage." }
                });
        }

        protected override void Down(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
        {
            // Remove the seeded data if the migration is reverted
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "LawnCareTips",
                keyColumn: "Id",
                keyValue: 1);
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "LawnCareTips",
                keyColumn: "Id",
                keyValue: 2);
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "LawnCareTips",
                keyColumn: "Id",
                keyValue: 3);
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "LawnCareTips",
                keyColumn: "Id",
                keyValue: 4);
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "LawnCareTips",
                keyColumn: "Id",
                keyValue: 5);
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "LawnCareTips",
                keyColumn: "Id",
                keyValue: 6);
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "LawnCareTips",
                keyColumn: "Id",
                keyValue: 7);
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "LawnCareTips",
                keyColumn: "Id",
                keyValue: 8);
            migrationBuilder.DeleteData(
                table: "LawnCareTips",
                keyColumn: "Id",
                keyValue: 9);
        }
    }
}