express-mongoose-api-seed

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Description

This project provides an organized application directory structure from which you can begin your NodeJS project. Use it to host an ExpressJS API using MongooseJS.

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Routes

Notes

• @session_role
• @body = POST param
• @param = URL param /user/:param
• (options)

User

Method	Endpoint	Action
POST	/user	Create User
POST	/:role/login	Login User
POST	/user/logout	Logout User
PUT	/user/password	Update Password
GET	/user/auth	Auth User
GET	/:role\s	List Users
GET	/user/:uid	Show User
DELETE	/user	Delete User

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### User Routes #### Create User Create new user

• @body email
• @body password (8 - 20 chars, 1+ digit)
• @body name
• @body role (user|admin)

#### Login User Create user session

• @body email
• @body password

Same as Show User

#### Logout User

Destroy user session

#### Update Password

Update user password

#### Auth User Check if session is valid #### List Users List all user with role

• @param role (user|admin)

#### Show User Show user info

• @param uid

#### Delete User Remove user

• @body password

Test Server

Mongoose connection opened: mongodb://localhost/db-development
Nomadic Fitness API running at http://192.168.1.106:8000
POST /user 200 207ms - 118b
POST /client/login 200 94ms - 118b
GET /user/auth 200 5ms
PUT /user/password 200 6ms - 118b
DELETE /user 200 3ms - 33b

Testing http://localhost:8000

POST /user
{
  "email": "bluehugh2@gmail.com",
  "password": "password1",
  "name": "Hugh Boylan"
}
RESPONSE: [200]
{
  "email": "bluehugh2@gmail.com",
  "name": "Hugh Boylan",
  "_id": "532bc0a42a185f2438000002",
  "role": "client"
}

POST /client/login
{
  "email": "bluehugh2@gmail.com",
  "password": "password1"
}
RESPONSE: [200]
{
  "email": "bluehugh2@gmail.com",
  "name": "Hugh Boylan",
  "_id": "532bc0a42a185f2438000002",
  "role": "client"
}

GET /user/auth
{}
RESPONSE: [200]
null

PUT /user/password
{
  "password": "password2"
}
RESPONSE: [200]
{
  "_id": "532bc0a42a185f2438000002",
  "email": "bluehugh2@gmail.com",
  "name": "Hugh Boylan",
  "role": "client"
}

DELETE /user
{
  "password": "password2"
}
RESPONSE: [200]
{
  "error": "Invalid password"
}