• This is a descriptive RESTful API for E-commerce shopping application using Node, Express and MongoDB Atlus(Database)

• Just clone the repository in your local system.

install npm

• Now you will get a node_module file in your local directory with installed all the modules and packages mentioned in the package.json file.

npm start will start your live server.

• Now go to the postman and do a POST request on your localhost server localhost:4000/user/signup
• you can see the model type in ./api/models/user
• Now do the POST request for localhost:4000/user/login for same body and copy the JWT token from there.
• Paste this JWT token to your header in Authorization (will use as a middleware to keep the safe requests).
• As an owner to keep the product track Visit localhost:4000/products/
• As a Customer to place the orders Visit localhost:4000/orders/

Note- Just make sure that you have keep your Mongodb Atlas (to store the data) login password in any nodemon.json file and do same to keep your secret JWT string in it.

init npm

• It will create a package.json file in you local directory.
• you can see your all installed modules and packages in your package.json file.

npm install --save express

• I have used express as a framework for node.js to make building this API easier.

• Use postman to GET POST PATCH and DELETE requests. Download postman from here

• All API related stuffs (routs,models, controllers, middlewares) will go to the api folder.

npm install --save-dev nodemon

npm install --save-global nodemon

nodemon server.js

• Just use npm start to start your live server.

Install morgan npm install --save morgan (HTTP request logger middleware for node.js)

Now install body-parser npm install --save body-parser(Node.js body parsing middleware)

• It parse incoming request bodies in a middleware before your handlers, available under the req.body property.

• Signup for Mongodb Atlas (if you are using first time otherwise just login).... Mongodb Atlas click here

• npm install mongoose (to serve the data)

• npm install --save multer (to use a Form/data )

• Using Jsonwebtoken More about JWT

• npm install bcrypt --save (for your user's password Hashing with your secret string in nodemon.json file)

• npm install jasonwebtoken

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.