Hey readers 👋🏻, in this blog we are going to discuss about making our own API in just 30 lines of code.
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Hi Shreyas, I enjoyed the article. It was simple and to the point.
For the get request I think it would be better to use .json so that the response renders as JSON, like this:
res.status(200).json(products)
Thanks for sharing… I didn’t know this!!
you're welcome! Will you update the article?
It's shown here in the docs: expressjs.com/en/api.html#res.json
Yup I'll surely add this in it
Cool :)
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Simple, good post 👍🏼
Good Work Shreyas and I find this very informative
Thanks bro
When I query the endpoint (random-quote-generator-api.adamgon...) using fetch locally I get an cors error and then if I use mode 'no-cors', I get an opaque response. Is there any way around this? I've been trying to figure this out for several hours.
Hi! Maybe a stupid question, but where do i write the code from step 1? Do i need to create a file? What should the file-structure be? I don't understand :/
Hey Julia, first of all no quesitons are stupid xD! And you just have to create one file having a
.jsextension.Create a file let's say
index.jsand then write your code in it.Great article to quickly spin up an API to be able to focus more on devops afterwards like containerizing it, deploying it, and then scaling it.
great job👏🤟
Thanks
Thanks, very nice post.
Thanks bro
Thanks for sharing
Great work Shreyas , and it is so informative.
Thanks bro, more informative blogs coming soon!
Friend... there is a little typo , 27 x 7, I think it should be 24 x 7
Thanks a lot, I edited it.
Very useful!!
Thanks for sharing :)
Sweet and simple Express. Awesome!
Thanks 😁💯
Thanks a lot very helpful article
Loved this one! Hoping to use my own API soon.
That's awesome!
Very clean and simple. Thank you.
Short and precise!