MongoDB and Node.js Examples

This folder contains examples of applications that demonstrate how to interact with a MongoDB database using Node.js. These examples showcase different use cases, such as managing items, handling library book records, managing product inventory, and more.

Examples

1. Item Manager

• Description: A Node.js application that allows users to manage a list of items stored in a MongoDB database. Users can add, view, update, and delete items.
• How to Run:
  1. Navigate to the item-manager folder.
  2. Install dependencies:

     npm install

  3. Start the application:

     node index.js

  4. Use the CLI or API endpoints to interact with the database.

2. Library Book Management

• Description: A Node.js application that manages library book records in a MongoDB database. Users can add, view, update, and delete book records.
• How to Run:
  1. Navigate to the library-book-management folder.
  2. Install dependencies:

     npm install

  3. Start the application:

     node index.js

  4. Use the CLI or API endpoints to manage library book records.

3. Product Inventory

• Description: A Node.js application that allows users to manage product inventory stored in a MongoDB database. Users can add, view, update, and delete product records.
• How to Run:
  1. Navigate to the product-inventory folder.
  2. Install dependencies:

     npm install

  3. Start the application:

     node index.js

  4. Use the CLI or API endpoints to manage product inventory.

4. To-Do List Manager

• Description: A Node.js application that allows users to manage a to-do list stored in a MongoDB database. Users can add tasks, mark them as complete, and delete tasks.
• How to Run:
  1. Navigate to the todo-list-manager folder.
  2. Install dependencies:

     npm install

  3. Start the application:

     node index.js

  4. Use the CLI or API endpoints to manage your to-do list.

5. User Management

• Description: A Node.js application that allows users to manage user accounts stored in a MongoDB database. Users can add, view, update, and delete user records.
• How to Run:
  1. Navigate to the user-management folder.
  2. Install dependencies:

     npm install

  3. Start the application:

     node index.js

  4. Use the CLI or API endpoints to manage user accounts.

Prerequisites

• Node.js installed on your machine.
• A running MongoDB database instance.
• Update the database connection settings in each app's index.js file to match your MongoDB configuration.

Notes

• These examples use the mongodb library to interact with MongoDB.
• Ensure your MongoDB database is running and accessible before starting the applications.
• Example data or schemas may be included in the respective folders.