This project contains multiple back-end microservices that allow for complete manipulation of records related to albums, tracks and categories which will be more discussed in the later parts.
This model represents an album that may contain one or more track. The following is a list of services available for this model:
- Add a new album
- Update an album
- Delete an album
- Get all albums
- Get an album by ID
- Get number of tracks for all albums => Returns a list containing the number of tracks for each album
This model represents a track (song) that is a part of an album and a category. The following is a list of services available for this model:
- Add a new track
- Update a track
- Delete a track
- Get all tracks
- Get tracks related to a specific singer
- Get tracks by album id filtered by category (AUTHENTICATED API)
This model represents a category of songs (i.e: Pop, Rap, Rnb...). The following is a list of services available for this model:
- Add a new category
- Update a category
- Delete a category
- Get all categories
- Get a specific category by id
This model represents a user that might interact with the content of the application. It is important to note that some actions require the user to be authenticated and present a valid jwt token. The following is a list of services available for this model:
- Sign up to create a new account (Must use a unique email address)
- Login to get a new jwt token and have access to authenticated apis
Starting the server requires two steps as shown below:
If you don't see a node_modules folder, run the below command:
npm installRun the following command to start the server:
npm startOnce started, the server will be listening on port 3001 (Make sure that mongodb is started on your machine too!)
The following list shows the different technologies used to develop this project:
- NodeJs
- Express
- Mongoose
- Nodemailer ==> To send email to new users
- SendGrid
- jsonwebtoken ==> For authentication
- Express-validation & Joi ==> For validating requests