starjardin / books-library

books-library

books-library's Issues

[BE] - API endpoint happy path

We want to create a few endpoints that we can use so we can operate well in our books API

Acceptance criteria:

1. Set up a graphql API that returns {hell: 'hello world'} when I send a request to localhost:8080/hello-world endpoint.
2. If I hit an endpoint that does not exist - for example localhost:8080/hello-world/unknown - it should return an error

[FE] - Deploy FE repo to vercel

Overview

We want to deploy our FE repo to vercel.

Acceptance criteria

1. As a user, I want to click a given link that will lead me to book library
2. Update the Readme.md file in the root repo, and share the URL there. If we customise our domain, please set the domain to be https://onja-library.app.vercel

[BE] - Save changes from edit endpoint to database

Overview:

As a user I want to make changes and save the changes I have just made to a database so when I come back to the application next time, my changes are not lost.

Acceptance criteria

1. When I edit todo, I can see my changes saved to a database.

[FE] Dockerise FE repo

Overview

We want to dockerise our application, the FE repository, in the hope of easing our deployment process and avoiding the 'it works on my computer' problems

Acceptance criteria

1. Create a docker-compose file with full instructions to create a docker container that can run our app. Our app should run in a container
2. Create a Dockerfile to create a Docker image for our apps.

Tech notes

Create a docker-compose file example: https://docs.docker.com/compose/gettingstarted/#step-2-define-services-in-a-compose-file
Create a docker image file example: https://docs.docker.com/get-started/02_our_app/#build-the-apps-image

[BE]: Setup mongodb

1. We need to setup mongodb database to store our books data.
2. Create a mongodb database with the name books-library
3. Take the string to connect to the database and link it to our backend repository so that we can do operations to our database.

Note:
Maybe useful for testing: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/. We can use this command line to insert/update/read/delete from our database.

[BE] - Dockerise backend repo

Overview

We want to dockerise our application, the backend repository, in the hope of easing our deployment process and avoiding the 'it works on my computer' problems

Acceptance criteria

1. Create a docker-compose file with full instructions to create a docker container that can run our app. Our app should run in a container
2. Create a Dockerfile to create a Docker image for our apps.

Tech notes

Create a docker-compose file example: https://docs.docker.com/compose/gettingstarted/#step-2-define-services-in-a-compose-file
Create a docker image file example: https://docs.docker.com/get-started/02_our_app/#build-the-apps-image