projects_store

🚀 About the project

A application to storage projects and their tasks using Express.

☑️ Goals

Apply all the main concepts of NodeJS and Express. How to use global/local middlewares, how to do a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) and learn the behavior of the requests and responses.

Routes

• POST /projects: This route receives the id and title in the body of the request. Creating a project like this format: { id: "1", title: 'NewProject', tasks: [] };

• GET /projects: This route list all the projects storaged

• PUT /projects/:id: This route update a project, receiving the id as a route param and the title in the request body.

• DELETE /projects/:id: This route delete a project, receiving the id of the specific project as a route param.

• POST /projects/:id/tasks: This route add a task in the project. For this, the id of the project is passed as a route param and the title of the task is passed in the request body.

Examples

If i call the route POST /projects passing { id: 1, title: 'AirHealth' } e a rota POST /projects/1/tasks com { title: 'Fix errors' }, the array of projects should be like this:

[
  {
    id: "1",
    title: "AirHealth",
    tasks: ["Fix errors"]
  }
];

Middlewares

• projectsQuantity: This's a global middleware responsable for (console.log) the current count of storaged projects.

• requestsQuantity: This's a global middleware responsable for (console.log) the current count of requests made to the api.

• verifyId: This's a local middleware responsable for the verification if the id passed as a param has a project related to it. If not, will return a error with status 404 (Bad Request), but if the project exists, the middleware will permit the request to continue normally.

• Crie um middleware global chamado em todas requisições que imprime (console.log) uma contagem de quantas requisições foram feitas na aplicação até então;

📝 Licence

MIT Licence. See the file LICENSE for more details.

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