lezzles11 / AWS-Debugging

A fullstack application with express, postgres, knex, handlebars and passport.js. Deployed on aws 😎

Variables

• grab the id and then input it into the table

data table

bugs table

• id
• problem (string)
• whatshouldbe (string)
• whatactuallyis (string)
• hypothesis (string)
• plan (string)
• user_id (integer)

Frontend variables

• Create a button for each of the rows

• Form: #debuggingForm

• input: problem, whatshouldbe, whatactuallyis, hypothesis, plan

• Form: #updateDebuggingForm

• updateProblem, updateWhatShouldBe,updateWhatActuallyIs,updateHypothesis, updatePlan

Purpose 🕶️

The purpose of this repository is to create a RESTful application that utilizes

• express-handlebars
• knex
• express-basic-auth
• pg
• express
• passport.js
• dotenv

How to run this package

Copy and paste this template into your .env file

• DB_NAME=
• DB_USERNAME=
• DB_PASSWORD=
• TWITTER_KEY=
• TWITTER_SECRET=
• FACEBOOK_APP_ID=
• FACEBOOK_SECRET=
• GOOGLE_ID=
• GOOGLE_SECRET=

npm install

nodemon app.js

How it works 📖

Planning process

• Postgres - what database looks like
• Folders that we might need
  • User interface
  • Installing packages we might potentially use
  • Express, express-handlebars, knex, etc.
  • Migration and seeds (adding in some dummy data)
  • Body-parser
  • Create routes -> to see if the application is working
  • Login / signup (passport.js)
  • Routes -> /api/users, /api/bugs

Checklist

User Story	Task	How it works	Done
Users will be able to signup
Users will be able to login	Frontend
Users will be able to login	Backend
Users will be able to add bugs	Frontend
Users will be able to edit bug	Backend
Users will be able to get bugs	Frontend
Users will be able to delete bug	Backend

Checklist

Route	Method	What it does	Redirect	Object
Test all service methods	Test (postman)	Ensuring that all my queries are correct
/api/bugs	GET	Gets all bugs
/api/users/:id/bugs	GET	Gets all users bugs	bugs	bugs, user
/api/bugs/:bugId	GET	Gets specific bug
/api/users/:id/bugs/:bugId	GET	Gets specific bug	bugs	bugs, user
/api/users/:id/bugs	POST	Posts bug	bugs	bugs, user
/api/users/:id/bugs/:bugId	PUT	Edits bug	bugs	bugs, user
/api/users/:id/bugs/:bugId	DELETE	Deletes bug	bugs	bugs, user
/api/users	GET	Gets all users
/api/users/:id	GET	Gets specific user
/api/users	POST	Adds user	Login
/api/users/:id	PUT	Edits user	Home
/login	POST	Login - verify user	bugs	bugs, user
/api/users/:id	DELETE	Deletes user	Home
implement callback for passport js	get	Allows us to pass in id into home page via handlebars	Home	bugs, user

http://www.passportjs.org/docs/authenticate/

User Stories 🔭

1. Users will be able to look through the various examples and understand how to test well.

Sprint 👟

Done?	Component	Priority	Estimated Time	Actual Time
x	This checklist	H	30 mins
	Read Documentation	M	30 mins
	Look at three examples	30 mins
	Complete basic example	M	30 mins	15

Daily Stand Up ⌛

Issues and Resolutions 🔦

ERROR: ⚙️ RESOLUTION: 🔑

Issue	Where it occurs	Possible solution	Actual solution
Password authentication	When running my pg files	PG password	Not installing hte pg package

What is one thing that I learned from doing this project? 📚

Route Names

GET /auth/gmail GET /auth/facebook DONE GET /todolist (placeholder) GET /login DONE GET /signup DONE POST /login POST /signup

TABLE

passport_users

id username facebook_id gmail_id password hash

profile

id first name last name email number

Steps

1. Install all needed packages

2. Create app.js

3. Import packages

4. Create queries // postUser(username, twitter_id, facebook_id, password) // getAllUsers() // twitterIdExists(twitterId) // facebookIdExists(facebookId) // getById(id) // getByTwitterId(twitterId) // getByFacebookId(facebookId) // deserialize(id, done) // serialize(user, done)

5. knex init

6. Create migration tables

   1. knex migrate:make passport_users
   2. If doesn't work, delete knex tables from your database (knex_migrations and knex_migrations_lock)

7. Test queries

8. Get facebook id and secret

9. Get twitter id and secret

Questions

• How do I setup the username and password?

• Check the sign in and create route

// Whenever you use passport, you are essentially using two libraries // the first is passport // the second is the "strategy" that you are using

// local strategy verifies username and password // http://www.passportjs.org/packages/passport-local/