This heroku back end is designed to store use story information. Each fiction story is stored as text for the end user to interpret. The main difficulty with this server was getting the correct information to the client without giving them all of the users information.
https://benlirio.github.io/fiction-client
- Node js
- Express js
- Mongo DB
- Mongoose
Note, the back end is just a REST api with no index.html file.
https://fiction-api.herokuapp.com/
https://benlirio.github.io/fiction-client
I was attempting to insert a AI text analysis software into the program, but the the platform I was running on, Google cloud run only supports up to 2 gigabit's of storage.
I started with one resource named Story(which pluralized to storys) in code. Because of the pluralization I changed the resource name to Slate. This was the name of the editor interface I was using. This was a large mistake, because it was not trivial changing the client side to reflect that. Because of this I switched back to story. I removed the title and only gave my resource one variable because of the type of data I was storing. It looks like parsed dom, but it is actually an entity of slate (the text editing interface) I was storing.
USER { email, password, token } STORY { user: USER-ID text: (slate info) }
-
AUTH GET
/storys: returns that users stories -
AUTH GET
/storys/:id: return that users story by id -
AUTH POST
/storys: creates new story for that user -
AUTH PATCH
/storys/:id: updates a story belonging to that user -
AUTH DELETE
/storys/:id: delete a story belonging to that user -
/sign-up: credentials => creates user -
/sign-in: credentials => returns token -
AUTH
/change-password: passwords => changes users password -
AUTH
/sign-out: deletes users token
fork and clone the repo then use
npm install
to download dependencies.
After if you want to serve to local 4741 use nodemon index in order to get hot reload.