Description

• Built a rest Api in Node.js by leveraging below-mentioned Node.js modules.
• Used JSON web tokens for token-based user authentication
• Used Passport module together with passport-local and passport-local-mongoose for setting up local authentication within server.
• Used Mongoose population to cross-reference users within a comment.
• Configured a secure server in Node using the core HTTPS module.
• Generated the private key and public certificate and configure the HTTPS server.
• Used an OAuth providers for authenticating users within your server.
• Set up your server using Passport OAuth modules to enable user authentication using OAuth providers.

How it works !

• Checks if a verified ordinary user also has admin privileges.
• Allow an ordinary user to only perform GET operatioins
• Only allows Admin to perform POST, PUT and DELETE operations
• Only allows Admin to be able to GET all the registered users' information from the database

Installation Instructions ❕

• Clone or download the repo. into any fresh temporary folder.

• Cd into that root folder you just cloned locally.

• Open terminal in the current folder and to install all dependencies type

   npm install 

• Now typing

   npm start 

• will start a server !

DB Used (MongoDB)

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Package Manager Used (NPM)

• NPM is the default package manager for the JavaScript runtime environment Node.js.

Package.json (dependencies)

• For dependencies refer Package.json.

For Testing (Postman)

• Postman extension can be used for testing !
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• You can now fire up postman and then perform several operations on the REST API.

Sample Data (db.json)

• You can use the data for all the dishes,promotions and leadership provided in the db.json file .

Contributing

1. Create your branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature

2. Commit your changes: git commit -m 'Add some feature'

3. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature

4. Send a Pull Request

5. Enjoy!

Examples

• POST Request to URL localhost:3443/users/register (For user registration !)

• POST Request to URL localhost:3443/users/login (For user login !)

• GET Request to URL localhost:3443/dishes/ (User Authenticated !)