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Instructions
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Create a full-stack application with Express, MySQL and Handlebars.
- HINT: this web application will be very similar to the app your instructor just demonstrated and slacked out. Please feel free to leverage that code when creating this code.
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Create a
schema.sqlfile. Inside of that file, do the following:-
Make a database called moviePlannerDB
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Inside of that database make a movies table which will contain a movie column and an id column. The id will be automatically incremented while also being the primary key.
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Run your
schema.sqlfile within MySQL Workbench before moving onto the next steps.
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In your server.js file, you will create four routes:
get,post,put, anddelete.-
Render the main
index.handlebarswhen the'/'get route is hit with all of the movies from the movies table. -
Your application should have a set of routes on
'/movies'for create, update, and delete operations on the movies table. -
Show a delete button next to each movie. When one of the delete buttons is clicked, the code should send a DELETE request to delete the associated movie from your database.
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Additionally, show the form that the user can use to add a movie to be watched. When the submit button is clicked, the code will post to the
'/movies'route, which will insert the movie from the form into the movies table and return the ID of the new movie. -
Have another form that will update a movie in the movies table. The form will include two inputs: an id input and a movie title input. Remember to leverage a PUT method.
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Remember: best practices for REST include:
- Put your REST API on it's own URL (e.g.
'/todos'). - A POST that creates an item should return the ID of the item it created.
- PUT and DELETE should specify the ID of the item they're intended to affect in the URL (e.g.
'/todos/123'). - If the ID for the item specified in a PUT or DELETE couldn't be found, return a 404.
- If an error occurs in the server, return an error code (e.g. 500).# MoviePlanner
- Put your REST API on it's own URL (e.g.
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