javiersuweijie / user-service

User Service for Fundamentals in Backend Development

user-service

This is a compilation of exercises for the Fundamentals in Backend Development course.

Look out for the TODO comments to find where to include your additions to complete the exercise

Requirements

1. nodejs 16
2. docker & docker-compose
3. heroku-cli

File structure

part-5-creating-crud-app

Create a CRUD application. Fill in the missing sections in src/controllers/user.js to get the APIs working

part-5-user-authentication

Add JWT cookie based user authentication. Fill in the implementation in src/services/authentication.js.

Two endpoints have been added for you to test your implementation.

1. POST /users/login - Takes in an email and password as JSON in the request body and adds the JWT in your cookies
2. GET /users/whoami - Returns the current login user based on the JWT in the cookie'

part-5-file-upload

Added the multer library

part-6-unit-test

A simple program to write your unit tests against.

part-6-user-service-unit-tests

Fill in the unit test in the following files:

1. src/middlewares/authentication.test.js
2. src/services/authentication.test.js
3. src/services/authentication.test.js

Run npm test to execute the tests

part-6-user-service-api-tests

Fill in the implementation in api-tests/users.test.js

Run npm test to execute the tests

part-7-user-service-postgres

Refactored the application to use postgres instead of the naive file system storage. The postgres repository has already been implemented. Run npm run db:migrate to create the tables required for the application.

Use DATABASE_URL in the env to specfy the connection to a postgres instance.

part-7-github-actions-heroku

Added CI and a way to deploy to heroku. Requires a new github repo and a heroku account

part-8-user-service-email

Added an email repository to send emails using SMTP.