Building a RESTful API with Express and MongoDB
aurel kurtula on February 07, 2018
Today we're continuing with our exploration of Express. In the last tutorial we created a basic website with Express.js. Now we're going to build...
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Nice, thanks for sharing! Check that you forget the post method after adding put..
The
postmethod is onbookRouter.route('/')where asbookRouter.route('/:bookId')doesn't have a post methodAm I missing something?
Nop, sorry.. my bad! thanks again!
I am working on a project where i am using mongodb as a backend and angular2 for front end. I have two collections in db as Country{id, countryname} and state{id, statename} I want to find all the states depending on the country , I tried to write a code using $lookup but getting nothing. Also i need to use these two collections in an angular application for cascading dropdown. If i Select “India” only “States” in india should populate.I am new to mongodb. Plz help
Amaaazing. You just saved my night. Thanks a lot
Very nice to hear that. Thanks for the feedback
Guys just a quick question,
According developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W... the path request should have an array, at the body of the document, with descriptions of changes.
In the provided examples the body of the request is a JSON object which makes a lot of sense to me. Unfortunately, to confuse more my mind I have found this library, github.com/dharmafly/jsonpatch.js, that makes use of the approach that you can see at Mozilla URL.
So my question is: What the correct approach? Which is the recommended design?
Unless I am missing something it is an array of object.
Can you copy paste the code you are referring to where you believe I used an array? Then I might be able to help further.
Thanks
First of all thank you for this amazing documentation!
Could it be that there are some " signs missing in the second coding part?
Yes.
Fixed it.
Thanks Rorrenoa
Quick question - I've noticed that you're using babel-node to support using import and export statements. Do you have a tutorial on configuring your npm environment to support doing that?
Hey, I wrote that tutorial, you can read it here
I might create one
Nice article
Good work :)
awesome post :)
Thanks for sharing! I am going to keep this one around for reference.
Awesome work
Thanks Oliver
Amazing documentation! Thanks you!
Thanks Jose