Trip In

Backend code for a fullstack (MERN) project

Frontend Link - Trip In

For frontend check this repo - Click Here

API Link - Trip In

Developer

Lakshay Saini

Github: @lakshay-saini-au8
Linkedin: @lakshay-saini-dev

Requirements

For development, you will only need Node.js and a node global package installed in your environement.

Project Installation

$ git clone git@github.com:lakshay-saini-au8/tripin-backend.git
$ cd tripin-backend

Run npm install

$ npm i

Running The Project

$ npm run dev

Configuration for the App

For backend

.env file in the root and edit it with your credentials. You will need:

PORT = 9999
MONGODB_CLOUD_URL=Your Database Address
SECRET_TOKEN_KEY=your secret key

BackEnd NPM Packages Used -

bcrypt - We are using bcrypt module to hash password of the user. It's an npm module that you can find it out here at bcrypt.
cors - It is used as a middleware in Node.JS. Check it out here - cors.
dotenv - It is used to load environment variables from a .env file into process.env. You can find it out here - dotenv.
express - It's the web framework for Node.js that we used to structure our web application. You can find more details here express.
jsonwebtoken - We used to create access tokens for our application. For more details check here - jsonwebtoken.
mongoose - We used Mongoose because it provides a schema-based solution to model our application data with MongoDB. Which has many features to use example - validation of user's data. For more details check here - mongoose.
joi - we have used this for validating data --> data sent in req.body. - joi.
morgan - it is a logger middleware, which basically logs api call with status on the terminal and helps us (developers) to know that which api was called- morgan.

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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config		config
controllers		controllers
helpers		helpers
models		models
routes		routes
.gitignore		.gitignore
README.md		README.md
app.js		app.js
package-lock.json		package-lock.json
package.json		package.json

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Requirements

Project Installation

Running The Project

Configuration for the App

For backend

BackEnd NPM Packages Used -

bcrypt - We are using bcrypt module to hash password of the user. It's an npm module that you can find it out here at bcrypt.

cors - It is used as a middleware in Node.JS. Check it out here - cors.

dotenv - It is used to load environment variables from a .env file into process.env. You can find it out here - dotenv.

express - It's the web framework for Node.js that we used to structure our web application. You can find more details here express.

jsonwebtoken - We used to create access tokens for our application. For more details check here - jsonwebtoken.

mongoose - We used Mongoose because it provides a schema-based solution to model our application data with MongoDB. Which has many features to use example - validation of user's data. For more details check here - mongoose.

joi - we have used this for validating data --> data sent in req.body. - joi.

morgan - it is a logger middleware, which basically logs api call with status on the terminal and helps us (developers) to know that which api was called- morgan.

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`bcrypt` - We are using bcrypt module to hash password of the user. It's an npm module that you can find it out here at bcrypt.

`cors` - It is used as a middleware in Node.JS. Check it out here - cors.

`dotenv` - It is used to load environment variables from a .env file into process.env. You can find it out here - dotenv.

`express` - It's the web framework for Node.js that we used to structure our web application. You can find more details here express.

`jsonwebtoken` - We used to create access tokens for our application. For more details check here - jsonwebtoken.

`mongoose` - We used Mongoose because it provides a schema-based solution to model our application data with MongoDB. Which has many features to use example - validation of user's data. For more details check here - mongoose.

`joi` - we have used this for validating data --> data sent in req.body. - joi.

`morgan` - it is a logger middleware, which basically logs api call with status on the terminal and helps us (developers) to know that which api was called- morgan.