To Do List | Back-end | NodeJS

An API in NodeJS to register users, with bcrypt, jwt and create task list.

How to configure the project:

If you use npm, just replace the yarn > npm.

• Clone the repository to your computer, navigate to the folder and use the command yarn install to install the dependencies.

• Turn on your database and create a database with the name of tasklist (or whatever you prefer). > I recommend using postgres.

• Open the project folder in your text editor to include your database information:

The information of what to fill is commented in the scripts.

• Navigate to config > auth.js and add your information to the JWT.
• Navigate to config > database.js and include your database access information.
• Navigate to server.js and include the port the server will listen to.

Now start the project with the command yarn dev (accessing the project's root folder from the terminal).

• With the project and the database running, use the terminal again to create the tables with the command yarn sequelize db:migrate

If you have followed the steps here, everything is ready for use! Now just use the API on your front-end or test the routes using Insomnia.

Access routes to the API:

Replace base_url with your server's url. Example: localhost:3333

User routes

• Route to create user: base_url/users

Example: { "name": "YOUR_NAME", "email": "YOUR_EMAIL", "password": "YOUR_PASSWORD" }

• Login route: base_url/sessions

Example: { "email": "YOUR_EMAIL", "password": "YOUR_PASSWORD" }

• Route to edit user: base_url/users (necessary to send the bearer token)

Example: { "name": "YOUR_NAME", "email": "YOUR_EMAIL", "oldPassword": "YOUR_OLDPASS", "password": "YOUR_NEWPASS", "confirmPassword": "YOUR_NEWPASS" }

Tasks routes

• Route to create task: base_url/tasks (necessary to send the bearer token)

Example: { "task": "YOUR_TASK" }

• Route to list tasks: base_url/tasks (necessary to send the bearer token)

• Route to edit task: base_url/tasks/:task_id (where :task_id is the task id) (necessary to send the bearer token)

Example: { "check": true }

• Route to delete task: base_url/tasks/:task_id (where :task_id is the task id) (necessary to send the bearer token)

Doubts? Send me a message on my social networks. Good luck! ;)