• bcrypt-nodejs
• jwt-simple
• passport
• passport-jwt
• passport-local

• bcrypt
• salt
• rainbow tables
• never store plain-text passwords
• JWT
• token-based authentication
• stateless authentication
• JWT secret

Clone down this project. Run npm i. Start your MongoDB server by running mongod from the command line. Implement the following routes. You will also need to create a config.js file that will house your secret.

• [POST] /signup This route should add a new user to the users collection. After creating the user return a JWT token to the client.
• [POST] /signin This route will receive a username and password in the request body. If the username and password combination are valid then return a JWT token.
• [GET] /users This route will return an array of all users. Only return the users if the user provides a valid JWT token in the authentication header.
• [POST] /blog-posts This route should create a new blog post and add it to the blogPosts collection. This route should only work if the user provides a valid JWT token.
• [GET] /blog-posts This route should return every blogPost in an array. This route should only work if the user provides a valid JWT token.