Restful API and SSR website for managing, viewing, and booking outdoor tours
Part of a course on MongoDB, mongoose, Node.js, and express, Natours is a fullstack application built using modern technologies and best practices
The above gif demonstrates the basic app flow. For more screenshots and other documentation, navigate to the /docs directory from the root of this repo.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
If you don't have Nodejs and npm installed, install them from here.
Clone this repository to your local machine and then create a .env following the .env.example file
In the root directory:
npm inpm run devThere are more commands than is necessary to list here, refer to package.json files to view them.
- Node.js - Javascript runtime
- Express - Framework used for API in Node
- MongoDB - NoSQL database
- mongoose - MongoDB object modeling for Node.js
- Pug - Template engine
- axios - Promise-based HTTP client
- JSON Web Tokens - For industry standard authentication
- Postman - For testing and debugging API
- Stripe - Payments infrastructure
- Mapbox - Online studio and JS package for rendering maps on webapps
Bryce McMath – bryce-mcmath – bryce.mcmath.work@gmail.com
- The front end of the application is somewhat incomplete, ie. there are features that have yet to be implemented and menu options that don't actually go anywhere. I took the application as far as the course took it, but I'm not invested enough to continue adding to it at this point.
Thanks for viewing!