This repository contains a frontend app made with aurelia.io in Typescript and a backend made with node.js and express in JS ESNext.
The backend expose a simple api that is composed of two endpoints :
- /api/info [GET]
- /api/users [GET]
The info endpoint is already working, and responding some informations about the backend
The users endpoint is not fully implemented.
Backend objective: Implement the
/api/users[GET] endpoint, that grab users profile from github since user 42 and return it as a response of your own endpoint.
Use the node-fetch npm package that is already a dependency of the backend. (The github endpoint to use for this:https://api.github.com/users?since=42)
You can test your endpoint in your browser: http://localhost:8000/api/users/ and it should return the same result as what github api does.
tips: don't forget to add the your new route to the declared routes.js
This web app display a unique page (app.html & app.ts) that have two <section>
Everything is implemented in the html template (app.html), you don't have to edit it.
The first html section display the info member of the app class, that is coming from the /api/info endpoint.
The second html section display the users array of the app class.
Frontend objective: Implement what is necessary in the app.ts viewmodel, to pull users data from your backend endpoint
/api/users
- fork the original repository, clone and work on your fork
- install node.js and npm
- go to the backend folder and install backend project dependencies
foo@bar: ~$ cd backend
foo@bar: ~$ npm install- go to the frontend folder
foo@bar: ~$ cd frontend- install aurelia-cli as a global package
foo@bar: ~$ npm install aurelia-cli -g- install frontend dependencies
foo@bar: ~$ npm install- start the backend (from its folder)
foo@bar: ~$ node index.js- start the frontend (from its folder)
foo@bar: ~$ au run --hmr --watchPast this point, you should open your browser and go to http://localhost:8080/ and have the project page that display the info section