This is my public repo for the Pirple Homework Assignment #3
[POST] http://localhost:3000/users
Example payload request:
{
"name": "Your Name",
"emailAddress": "your_address@your_domain.com",
"streetAddress": "your street address",
"password": "yourpassword"
}[GET] http://localhost:3000/users?id=a688f4dbc11ead7d9902ef10347e2eebec1c9eae38521cfb3e6bc19aa0c1df98
Requires authentication in header, the token key like this:
token : 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu
The required id in querystring is the hashed emailAddress, such that the system allows unique users with their unique emailAddress.
Requires authentication in header, the token key like this:
token : 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu
Example payload request:
{
"id": "a688f4dbc11ead7d9902ef10347e2eebec1c9eae38521cfb3e6bc19aa0c1df98", //required field
"name":"New Name",
"streetAddress":"New Street",
"password":"NewPassword"
}[DELETE] http://localhost:3000/users?id=a688f4dbc11ead7d9902ef10347e2eebec1c9eae38521cfb3e6bc19aa0c1df98
Requires authentication in header, the token key like this:
token : 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu
Note: it removes the token associated with the user.
[POST] http://localhost:3000/login
Example payload request:
{
"emailAddress": "your_address@your_domain.com",
"password": "NewPassword"
}Note: it doesn't create more tokens if there is already a valid (not expired) token for the user.
Note: it removes the token from the system itself logging out the user.
Requires authentication in header, the token key and also the userid in header:
token : 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu userid: 19231239sadkanxakjsndaskjnkxajsnd
Returns the list of possible pizza's to select, not hardcoded, but each pizza exist on a separate file called 'menuitems' in the data folder.
Requires authentication in header, the token key and also the userid in header:
token : 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu userid: 19231239sadkanxakjsndaskjnkxajsnd
Returns the current list of items in user's cart.
Requires authentication in header, like this:
token : 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu
And example payload:
{
"userid": "asdjxas123123xajksdnaxasdk213",
"item":"cheese_bacon"
}Note: item should be a valid pizza name from the list of available pizzas. It allows multiple to add multiple pizzas with same name to the cart. After adding the shoppingcart array of the user object is updated.
Requires authentication in header, like this:
token : 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu
And example payload:
{
"userid": "a688f4dbc11ead7d9902ef10347e2eebec1c9eae38521cfb3e6bc19aa0c1df98"
}Note: it removes the first single pizza on the shoppingcart array of the user with the same pizza name requested. It doesn't remove nor update if pizza name wasn't found or shopping cart is empty.
Requires authentication and userid in header, like this:
token : 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu userid: a688f4dbc11ead7d9902ef10347e2eebec1c9eae38521cfb3e6bc19aa0c1df98
Note: Using the id on query string, lookup and fetch the order object from the orders data folder.
Example:
{
"id": "wr5pwe84uqbayywbytqe",
"userId": "a688f4dbc11ead7d9902ef10347e2eebec1c9eae38521cfb3e6bc19aa0c1df98",
"payed": false,
"mail_sent": false,
"totalPrice": 24.98,
"items": [
"ardente",
"cheese_bacon"
]
}[POST] http://localhost:3000/order
Requires authentication in header, like this:
token : 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu
And payload with userid:
"userid": "a688f4dbc11ead7d9902ef10347e2eebec1c9eae38521cfb3e6bc19aa0c1df98"Note: it creates a new order with all the items on user's shopping cart and save it on the system, using the data folder called 'orders', the total price of the order is also calculated based on each price of each pizza on the order. After placing the order the shopping cart gets empty and a new order id goes to the orders array of user object as the following example shows.
Example:
{
"id": "a688f4dbc11ead7d9902ef10347e2eebec1c9eae38521cfb3e6bc19aa0c1df98",
"name": "Name",
"emailAddress": "Email Example",
"streetAddress": "Street Example",
"orders": [
"wr5pwe84uqbayywbytqe"
],
"shoppingcart": []
}Requires authentication in header, like this:
token : 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu
Also requires the following data on body (json), the userid, the id of the order to checkout and the stripe token to apply the charge (in this case it's a test token)
{
"userid": "a688f4dbc11ead7d9902ef10347e2eebec1c9eae38521cfb3e6bc19aa0c1df98",
"orderId":"wr5pwe84uqbayywbytqe",
"stripeToken":"tok_mastercard_debit"
}After charging an email is sent to the user, and the variables regarding 'payment' and 'email sent' of the order are updated depending on the success of both operations. Example of a order in which both payment and email were sent with success:
{
"id": "wr5pwe84uqbayywbytqe",
"userId": "a688f4dbc11ead7d9902ef10347e2eebec1c9eae38521cfb3e6bc19aa0c1df98",
"payed": true,
"mail_sent": true,
"totalPrice": 24.98,
"items": [
"ardente",
"cheese_bacon"
]
}Requires authentication in header and userid, like this:
token: 3vwqxudaw6fmf9sowjdu userid: kmaclksdmfaslmcaslkdfmmalsd21349dj
Then returns a json body representing the item information (available in menuitems folder) to be dynamically placed on the menu page.
Example:
{
"id":1,
"name":"double_cheese",
"displayName":"Double Cheese",
"price":10.99,
"description":"The right amount of double cheese, we really believe!",
"imageSrc":"public/double_cheese.jpg"
}