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Assignment 2 - MongoDB

This document provides instructions for an assignment to create schemas and REST APIs for promotions and leadership data in MongoDB. It involves: 1. Creating a Promotions schema and model to support a sample promotions document, and extending the API to support /promotions endpoints. 2. Creating a Leaders schema and model for a sample leadership document, and extending the API for /leaders endpoints. 3. The assignment will be evaluated based on correctly implementing the schemas and models, and REST APIs for interacting with the MongoDB database.
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Assignment 2 - MongoDB

This document provides instructions for an assignment to create schemas and REST APIs for promotions and leadership data in MongoDB. It involves: 1. Creating a Promotions schema and model to support a sample promotions document, and extending the API to support /promotions endpoints. 2. Creating a Leaders schema and model for a sample leadership document, and extending the API for /leaders endpoints. 3. The assignment will be evaluated based on correctly implementing the schemas and models, and REST APIs for interacting with the MongoDB database.
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Assignment 2 - Node and MongoDB

Instructions

In this assignment, you will continue your journey with MongoDB and Mongoose. You will
then create two new schemas for promotions and leadership, and then extend the
Express REST API server to support the /promotions and the /leaders REST API end
points.

Assignment Overview

At the end of this assignment you would have completed the following three tasks:

 Implemented the Promotions schema and model

 Implement a REST API to support the /promotions endpoint, and the


/promotions/:promoId endpoint enabling the interaction with the MongoDB database

 Implemented the Leaders schema and model

 Implement a REST API to support the /leaders endpoint, and the /leaders/:leaderId
endpoint enabling the interaction with the MongoDB database

Assignment Requirements

This assignment consists of the following two tasks:

Task 1

You are given the following example of a promotion document. You will now create the
Promotions schema and model to support the document:

"name": "Weekend Grand Buffet",

"image": "images/buffet.png",

"label": "New",

"price": "19.99",

"description": "Featuring . . .",

"featured": false
}

Note in particular that the label and price fields should be implemented the same way as
you did for the Dishes schema and model. The Promotions schema and model should be
defined in a file named promotions.js.

Next, extend the promoRouter.js to enable the interaction with the MongoDB database to
fetch, insert, update and delete information.

Task 2

You are given the following example of a leadership document. You will now create the
Leaders schema and model to support the document:

"name": "Peter Pan",

"image": "images/alberto.png",

"designation": "Chief Epicurious Officer",

"abbr": "CEO",

"description": "Our CEO, Peter, . . .",

"featured": false

The Leaders schema and model should be defined in a file named leaders.js.

Next, extend the leaderRouter.js to enable the interaction with the MongoDB database to
fetch, insert, update and delete information.

Review criteria
Upon completion of the assignment, your submission will be reviewed based on the
following criteria:

Task 1

 The Promotions schema and model correctly supports all the fields as per the
example document given above
 The label field is set to an empty string by default

 The price schema is be supported with a new SchemaType called Currency.

 The REST API endpoints /promotions and /promotions/:promoId are implemented to


interact with the MongoDB database

Task 2

 The Leaders schema and model correctly supports all the fields as per the example
document given above.

The REST API endpoints /leaders and /leaders/:leaderId are implemented to interact with
the MongoDB database

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