A system for managing my grocery list and onhand food. I've tried to build this app a number of times:

• https://github.com/1egoman/cena
• https://github.com/1egoman/cena2
• https://github.com/1egoman/cena_app
• https://github.com/1egoman/bag-node
• https://github.com/1egoman/bag-cloud
• And now, this one!

This app lives on heroku at https://lunch-box.herokuapp.com/v1. All that's required is to git push heroku master. However, that means that:

• Both SECRET_KEY and MONGODB_URI have been set. There's more too, see the Biomefile.
• A mongodb instance exists for this app.

Mostly just a CRUD server with token auth. User's can upload images and they are stored in GridFS within mongodb (that's actually not bad practice from what I've found online). Both Items and Lists share the same schema because mongoose populate won't work cross-schema. Not sure how I feel about that long term but I think the proper assertions are in place. Also, I've attempted to use dependency inject to try and eliminate mocking require when testing. Each test makes a new router instance, attaches that to a mock express server, and then supertest is used to manage routes.

• GET /v1/items: Get all items and lists.

• GET /v1/items/:id: Get a given item or list by id.

• POST /v1/items: Create a new item or list. The body is shoved into the document as a starting point, so pass (ie) {"type": "item", "name": "My item"} to create an item, etc...

• PUT /v1/items/:id: Update the given item or list with the passed body. Acts like a patch.

• DELETE /v1/items/:id: Delete the given item or list.

• GET /v1/items/:id/image: Get the image associated with the item. Returns a png thats (by default) 54px by 54px.

• POST /v1/items/:id/image: Upload a new image. The body is an image blob.

• GET /v1/items/search: not used by frontend atm, search through item and list names with a phrase. Could be used for fuzzy searching.

• GET /v1/lists/grocery: like GET /v1/items/:id only gets the grocery list.

• GET /v1/lists/pantry: like GET /v1/items/:id only gets the pantry.

• POST /v1/lists/:id/contents: Add the item specified in the body. Body looks like: {"item": "item id to add", "quantity": "quantity of item to add"}.

• DELETE /v1/lists/:id/contents/:childId: Remove item with id childId from the list with the given id.