The system manages entities such as categories, courses, people, and records. Developed in Node.js, the project uses Sequelize as the Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool for interacting with the database.
The project is organized into various layers for ease of maintenance and scalability.
Models represent the entities in the database. Each model is associated with a table in the database and defines the structure of the entity.
- Category: Represents a category for classifying courses.
- Course: Describes a course offered .
- People: Represents individuals associated with the system, such as students or teachers.
- Register: Records an individual's participation in a course.
Migrations are responsible for defining the database structure. Each migration creates or alters tables as necessary.
Seeders add initial data to the database to facilitate development and testing.
Services contain the business logic for each entity. They interact directly with the models to perform operations on the database.
Controllers handle HTTP requests. They call the corresponding services and return appropriate responses.
| Method | Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /api/course |
Get all courses |
| PUT | /api/course/:id |
Update course information |
| GET | /api/category |
Get all categories |
| PUT | /api/category/:id |
Update category information |
| GET | /api/people |
Get all people |
| GET | /api/people/:estudentId/matriculas |
Get registrations for a specific student |
| PUT | /api/people/:id |
Update people informatio |