Backend API for DevWorkshop application, which is a bootcamp directory website
Edit the config file name in config folder from (config/configs.env) to (config/config.env) and add the environment variables of your own for
- DB : connection string for MongoDB Compass
- GEOCODER_API_KEY : Mapquest api ley
- JWT_SECRET : secret key for jwt
- JWT_EXPIRES: number of days for jwt token to expire (e.g 10d, 20d, 30d)
- JWT_COOKIES_EXPIRES : number of days for jwt cookie to expire (e.g 10, 20, 30)
- SMTP_EMAIL : smtp email which will be provided for while setting up mailtrap
- SMTP_PASSWORD : smtp password which will be provided for while setting up mailtrap
npm install
# Run in dev mode
npm run dev
# Run in prod mode
npm start
To seed the database with users, bootcamps, courses and reviews with data from the "_data" folder, run
# Destroy all data
node seeder -d
# Import all data
node seeder -i
- List all bootcamps in the database
- Pagination
- Select specific fields in result
- Limit number of results
- Filter by fields
- Search bootcamps by radius from zipcode
- Use a geocoder to get exact location and coords from a single address field
- Get single bootcamp
- Create new bootcamp
- Authenticated users only
- Must have the role "publisher" or "admin"
- Only one bootcamp per publisher (admins can create more)
- Field validation via Mongoose
- Upload a photo for bootcamp
- Owner only
- Photo will be uploaded to local filesystem
- Update bootcamps
- Owner only
- Validation on update
- Delete Bootcamp
- Owner only
- Calculate the average cost of all courses for a bootcamp
- Calculate the average rating from the reviews for a bootcamp
- List all courses for bootcamp
- List all courses in general
- Pagination, filtering, etc
- Get single course
- Create new course
- Authenticated users only
- Must have the role "publisher" or "admin"
- Only the owner or an admin can create a course for a bootcamp
- Publishers can create multiple courses
- Update course
- Owner only
- Delete course
- Owner only
- List all reviews for a bootcamp
- List all reviews in general
- Pagination, filtering, etc
- Get a single review
- Create a review
- Authenticated users only
- Must have the role "user" or "admin" (no publishers)
- Update review
- Owner only
- Delete review
- Owner only
- Authentication will be ton using JWT/cookies
- JWT and cookie should expire in 30 days
- User registration
- Register as a "user" or "publisher"
- Once registered, a token will be sent along with a cookie (token = xxx)
- Passwords must be hashed
- User login
- User can login with email and password
- Plain text password will compare with stored hashed password
- Once logged in, a token will be sent along with a cookie (token = xxx)
- User logout
- Cookie will be sent to set token = none
- Get user
- Route to get the currently logged in user (via token)
- Password reset (lost password)
- User can request to reset password
- A hashed token will be emailed to the users registered email address
- A put request can be made to the generated url to reset password
- The token will expire after 10 minutes
- Update user info
- Authenticated user only
- Separate route to update password
- User CRUD
- Admin only
- Users can only be made admin by updating the database field manually
- Encrypt passwords and reset tokens
- Prevent NoSQL injections
- Add headers for security (helmet)
- Prevent cross site scripting - XSS
- Add a rate limit for requests of 100 requests per 10 minutes
- Protect against http param polution
- Use cors to make API public (for now)
- Use Postman to create documentation
- Use docgen to create HTML files from Postman
- Add html files as the / route for the api
Extensive documentation with examples here
- Version: 1.0.0
- License: MIT
- Author: Debel Damilola
The API was built as a captone project from the course: node.js api masterclass with express and mongodb