Adding More Routes to the API | Creating a REST API with Node.js
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I like how serious this is getting :)
Super compact tutorial. I'm shadowing you work and every few movies I'm reading the documentation to understand methods you're using :) Great work!
The way you organize the codes regarding the endpoints (products, orders etc) is legendary.
So cool to read that, thanks so much for your comment!
Excellent content and the way you talk and explain is perfect! Thanks a lot!
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absolutely love this. super easy to follow so far!
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Wow, so happy to read that James, thank you very much!
You just saved my project since our teacher had to quit work due to covid in order to look after his daughter we have no lessons.
Thank you!
Thank you for your time and efforts! Thank you for the knowledge!
More more more! :) Just can't get enough! :) Thanks Max!!!!
More to come! Thanks so much, I'm glad that you're liking it!
You are just awesome, in basics of node series you started with basic http working of node and then with advance express. And the best thing is your project structure.
Wow, this really means a lot to me Kuldeep, thank you so much!
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Been 5 years, and still no tut in my opinion is as good as this tut (mixture of theoretical and practical knowledge)
I liked the video before even seeing it because I knew he will explain it in the best way
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I was looking for this kind of quality video. Wanted to switch from python to JavaScript backend dev and this video clearly helps in creating the REST APIs like we create in Flask using blueprints.
Thankyou very much again. :)
This playlist is amazing. Thanks for your work. Love from Belgium.
It's really fantastic to read that you like the series! Thank you for your comment and all the best from Germany :)
Hi Max, please make it a long series! Loving it!
More videos to come Tamás, no worries, really happy to read that you like it!
Your amazing tutorials are amazing, thanks for being an Ehrenmann!
Fantastic work Max! Thank you so much!
That's really great to read Jakub, thank YOU for your amazing comment!
Man, you are an amazing teacher kindly place more videos and special projects like how to make a movie database search engine. THANK YOU SIR
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I have downloaded this tutorial videos(#1- #14), and it is very useful for me, thank you ... God bless you
Awesome to read that Budi, thank you for your support!
I am learning step by step. Very helpful
This tutorial starts to look promising... Thanks Mate!
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Excellent video. Looking forward for the coming ones. Thank you Max
Thank YOU for your feedback Nelson, happy to read that you liked it. More to come next week :)
Thank you :)
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I liked very much node RESTful API all videos. Please Implement to all API to angular 6.it is very useful for every one.
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Just came here to learn about node js and express, but then I got to enjoy your accent too
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he says series like "serious" and I'm here for it
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Again and again Bro you are great did well.. very good explanation.... love you brother. :)
nice serious man ... keep it up
Thanks for the video
I never thought I'd be learning NodeJS from Seth Rogan. Sweeeet.
Awesome video lesson, thanks!!!!
Thank you so much for your comment!
Thanks!
May I recommend nodemon. I automaticaly restarts the programm when a change is made in the code.
Thank u so much for this great tutorial, I have one query that, when I am consuming this rest API in angular 8 app, not getting the data into post method while with POSTMAN it's working fine.
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thank you for the series, if anyone using express a newer version of express replace this line to code
app.use('/', routes);
with
app.use(app.router);
routes.initialize(app);
or at the end of the product.js add module.exports = router;
const id = req.params['productID'] instead of const id = req.params.productID
Hi Max! Thanks for the video, tuned for the next one. Do you plan to add API testing to this set of tutorials?
Maybe not to this set (though that's not decided yet, I'm still recording) but it is something I might cover in the future. Testing in general actually
Yes, testing is always a rarely covered topic
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Thank you
Thank you kindly for these tutorials! A minor setup question of mine is what extensions you use for your VS Code? Is it built in or what enables all those informative function parameter requirements?
Thanks a lot for your great feedback Toni. We don't use any special extensions as you can see here: th-cam.com/video/VqCgcpAypFQ/w-d-xo.html
what shortcut key do you use to create new-file or new-folder without using mouse in VScode ?
Hi Max, excellent video. I have a doubt, why did you use PATCH method instead UPDATE?? Which is the different between both methods?? Thanks
There is no UPDATE method, you use PATCH for updating (and PUT for replacing). :)
to be honest I never comment but your work is amazing
thanks,sir
preaty well explained! :D
Thank you Marianny :)
Thank you very much for good tutorials :) .Which IDE do you use?
Thank you for your comment Taraka! I use Visual Studio Code in this video.
Hi .. What should we do to use the express api on different servers... How should we write code to get the url in the api json on a different server in img fil
I have question @academind. How can i update the productImage? How can i upload a new file
hey!...will it create much difference if I use Mysql instead of mongo?
Great content Max. BTW, how to you like using Visual Studio Code, are you thinking about changing from WebStorm?
I basically switched, yes. Some parts are still missing/ better in Webstorm but VS Code is faster and I like working with it. If auto-imports and code formatting gets bit better, there'll be nothing I miss
You da man sir
YOU are the man James, thanks a lot for you support!
Hey Max, quick question: Why did you use the http package for the actual server? Why not use express for that?
Im guessing because there are multiple ways to do this and this is his approach.
Thank you Max, please make a video explaining module.export and export.
Thanks for your suggestion. Basically module.exports is the Node.js export syntax. Just "export default ..." or "export something" is ES6 export syntax which currently is not supported by Node (but will be in the future)
Academind I was talking about this little topic :
medium.freecodecamp.org/node-js-module-exports-vs-exports-ec7e254d63ac
Sorry for promoting another person in your videos.
Thank you for your answer
Thank u for this awesome video .Can u make project on how to download file/document and upload file/document from mongodb database
Yep, I'll probably add some functionality along these lines. Either to that project or to a separate one.
Nice Man..
Just wondering what database you plan to use for this series. Do you plan on using a service like Firebase or doing your own database? Since it's Node, I assume you'd be using MongoDB.
I'll use MongoDB, though I might also add some bonus videos once the series is done to show some other DB integrations. Not something I can promise as of now though
Will it be just pure Mongo or you will utilize Mongoose layer?
Any Hope to see SQL as Database ?
@Jack Rong Well opinions never cost.
When i adding a new user router,"falied to lookup views",this error raised,how to slove this...
Please insert authentication in this series + Outh with Facebook && GOOGLE
I will add auth, no worries. Probably JWT though
Someone explain 11:45 he says he doesn't put returns there but I thought arrow functions automatically had returns implicitly.
Cant we use express for running server.. like let app = express(); then app.listen(port) ???
True, it is strange he uses app.js as a component, rather than a main running script. There are some other doubtful nuances in his code as well.
Крутые видосы! спасибо!
Tell me you're gonna make authentication and authorization (roles & permissions) for these series, with Json Web Tokens and CSRF/XSS mitigation techniques! :D That would be perfect!
Also, what do you think about Strongloop's Loopback?
Super video..... its.... fantastic
So cool to read that, thanks a lot!
please can you do a tutorial on customer and cleaner api with node i would be grateful
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Thank you :)
great!! 👍
Thank you :)
Why creates the server.js file instead of using app.listen(3000...) on the app.js file?
Hi Max, do you think visual studio code is better than webstorm?
Hi Jonathan, I think it is still a personal preference, but I also think that Visual Studio Code evolved greatly in the last months, so right now I personally prefer using it :)
Instead of using http.createserver(), why didn't you just use const server = express() ?
when you used Patch and delete method you didnt use req.params.ID and you didnt get error but i did... than i added it and it ran..why
Dear sir ?
" res.status is not a function " Why is this error ? but i have successfully routed product but I use same code in order page ? please help me
I thought next was only for middleware?
Why do we need pass 'next' parameter to routes? we don't use it xD can we just write "route.get('/', (req, res) => ..." ?
Router is middleware, and every middleware must have "next function". You must pass router to app.use() method and that method accepts only middleware functions. Go to express documentation and read. I hope that my answer helps a little. ;)
Cannot find module '.api/routes/products'
My English is not good, but I like your video. Thank you. By the way, I can also learn English^_^
Happy to read that Ming, thank you for your nice feedback ;)
Hii, I am getting the following error while installing express. Error: npm ERR! Unexpected end of JSON input while parsing near '...cha":"~1.18.2"},"dist'. Anyone can help on that
kindly let me know which visual studio edition is this. The one I downloaded does not have some imp features.
Just the default VS Code (not Visual Studio) version including the Material Icon Theme and the Angular Essentials extension by John Papa.
@@academind thanks a lot for prompt response and tons and tons of thanks for great and best tutorial.
Hello, your are so great teacher. why not use nodemon. to avoid the server reboot :)
It'll be added soon :)
VSCode? Cool!
Yep, I switched - it's now at a point that it's really good in my opinion
if you using nodemon you dont have to restarting the server.js. Nodemon automatically do it after changes.
great series! can't wait for a new one maybe creating a online shoes store or hotel reservation website or something like that. if you create a udemy cours elet me know, I'll buy soon! thanks
Thanks again for your great feedback and for your project suggestions! I might create more content about Node in the future but I cannot share anything specific at the moment :)