This is a full-stack JavaScript app built using MySQL, Node.js, Express.js, Sequelize, Handlebars.js, HTML, and CSS. The architecture follows a model-view-controller pattern. It also demonstrates routes, body-parsing middleware, and GET, PUT, and POST requests to a server.
Play online at https://full-stack-burgers.herokuapp.com/.
With this app, you can order a burger by typing its name, and click Devour it! when your burger is ready. After you eat it, the burger is added to the list of Burgers that have been eaten.
On the backend, MySQL stores the data and Sequelize is used to build the SQL queries. Handlebars.js allows for reuse of common components on the the frontend.
These must be installed to run the app locally:
You first need to make a local MySQL database named burgers_db. Then, in a terminal window, navigate into the folder where you downloaded this app and type npm install. Next, type sequelize init to create the Sequelize files. In config/config.json, enter the connection information and credentials to your database. To start the app, type node server.js and open your browser to localhost:3000.
- HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Handlebars.js
- JavaScript
- Node.js
- Sequelize
- Express.js
- npm, including express and body-parser packages.