This is a Node.js and Express website that accepts and lists restaurant reservations. Improve it with the lynda.com course, "Node.js: Testing and Code Quality" by Jon Peck.

The backend contains intentional mistakes, like weak validation on email addresses. Inconsistencies in coding style are also intentional.

npm install
npm start

The server runs on port 3000.

There are three routes:

• http://localhost:3000/ - homepage
• http://localhost:3000/reservations - submit a reservation booking request
• http://localhost:3000/admin - view all booking requests; basic auth login/password admin

The server persists using a SQLite3 database named database.sqlite in the site root.

This project uses EditorConfig to standardize text editor configuration. Visit https://editorconfig.org for details.

This project uses ESLint to detect suspicious code in JavaScript files. Visit https://eslint.org/ for details.

This project uses Jest for testing. Visit https://jestjs.io/ for details.

To execute test: yarn test

This project uses https://www.npmjs.com/package/debug for development logging. To start nodemon and enable logging:

npm run debug

• Q: Why didn't you store the time submitted?
  • A: I wanted to reduce the number of fields and simplify testing.
• Q: Wouldn't it be easier if the form submitted a datetime string instead of building and parsing one?
  • A: Yes, it would, but the form logic is simpler. Either way, someone has to do the work.
• Q: Why did you mix a callback and a Promise in lib/reservations.js?
  • A: Joi doesn't support Promises, but it does support callbacks. I wanted to show how to test both kinds of asynchronous code.
• Q: How'd you handle cross-platform support?
  • A: Avoided relative directories, used cross-env to transform environmental variables.

This is an adaptation of a WordPress site hosted at http://587672.youcanlearnit.net/

The conversion:

• Archive original with wget
• Strip out unrelated functionality
• Reorganize JavaScript and Stylesheets into logical directories
• Converted HTML into Jade / Pug templates using http://html2jade.org/

The front end should be mostly unchanged from the original.