Backend code for the movies app that includes node js, express, jwt, bcrypt, and other features.

Backend built with Node.js/Express and MongoDB, with pre-defined authentication, email verification, and account deletion.

ready to use

this server is deployed on heroku https://movies-api-server11.herokuapp.com/

Features

• Mongodb (local and cloud)
• Email Verification
• user details and password stored into environment variables
• Password reset and delete account
• Manage user Authentication using Json Web Token
• CRUD operations for the movies api
• CRUD operations for the genres api

access api routes

• GET /api/genres result ex: [{ name: "action", desc: "full of action"}, {name:"comedy", dec: "xyzz.."}]
• POST /api/genres add genres to database ex: {name: "drama", desc: "drama stuff"}
• GET/ POST /api/movies movies added to database ex: {"title": "name of movie", "genreId": "genre id", "numberInStock": 12, "dailyRentalRate" : 1.2}
• PUT /api/movies/"type movie id" update movie to database ex: {"title": "name of movie", "genreId": "genre id", "numberInStock": 12, "dailyRentalRate" : 1.2}
• DELETE /api/movies/"movie id" delete a movie from the database
• POST /api/users add a user account to login ex: {name: "sarb", email: "sarb@gmail.com", password: "123dhjshk"}
• POST /api/login login to account ex: {email:"sarb@gmail.com", password: "ahdjkhkjadh"}
• A jwt token will be sent in the header if the user successfully logs in.

Set-Up

Steps to set up development environment variables

1. install config npm i config
2. create config folder with "default.json" and "custom-environment-variables.json" files
3. defined required enviroment variables in "default.json" and "custom-enviroment-variables files"
4. set custom environment variables on local machine server by typing ex: $ export variablename="variablevalue"
5. For example if user want to set remote_db, just go to command prompt type : export remote_db="remote db address type here"
6. set custom environment variables on remote server(heroku) by typing ex: $ heroku config:set variablename="variablevalue"
7. display saved custom variables on remote server by typing ex: $ heroku config
8. display saved custom variables on local server by typing ex: $ export