WTWR (What to Wear?): Back End

The back-end project is focused on creating a server for the WTWR application. I have gained a deeper understanding of how to work with databases, set up security and testing, and deploy web applications on a remote machine. The eventual goal was to create a server with an API and user authorization.

Running the Project

npm run start — to launch the server

npm run dev — to launch the server with the hot reload feature

Links

• API Domain

• Production

• Frontend Repo

Built with

• Javascript
  • Express.js
    • Router
    • Controllers
    • Middlewares
      • Reqeust validation with Joi, celebrate and validator
      • Loggers for both requests and errors with winston
      • Centralized error handling
    • Password hashing with bcrypt
    • User authorization with jsonwebtoken
  • Mongoose
    • MongoDB connection
    • Schema
    • Model
• Google Cloud
  • Linux VM (Virtual Machine) configuration
    • Node.js: javascript run time
    • MongoDB: NoSQL database
    • git: version control
    • pm2: process manager
    • nginx: request redirection
    • certbot: SSL certificate
  • SSH connection
• MongoDB
  • MongoDB Compass
• ESLint
  • Airbnb base configuration
• Postman
  • API testing

Roadmap

• [] Add Unit Tests with JEST

Contact

Ozan Sevkin - @ozansevkin - linkedin - sevkinozan@gmail.com