Express.js workshop based on workshopper and inspired by stream-adventure by @substack and @maxogden. ExpressWorks will provide you with tasks and hints. You write the solutions to these problems. Then, after you wrote a solution as an Express.js app, ExpressWorks will verify your solution to the problem.
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3 Harry Moreno
2 Thomas Burette
2 intrueder
1 Jonny Arnold
1 Louis Pilfold
1 Rich Trott
1 Ryan Kois
1 Timothy Gu
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Make a PR to see your name here. ;-)
PS: via git shortlog -n -s
Recommended global installation:
$ npm install express
$ npm install -g expressworks
$ expressworksIf you see errors, try:
$ sudo npm install -g expressworksRun&install locally:
$ mkdir node_modules
$ npm install expressworks
$ cd node_modules/expressworks
$ node expressworksNote ExpressWorks depends on a local copy of express being available. Make sure to do
npm install express to do the exercises.
ExpressWorks understands these commands:
Usage
expressworks
Show a menu to interactively select a workshop.
expressworks list
Show a newline-separated list of all the workshops.
expressworks select NAME
Select a workshop.
expressworks current
Show the currently selected workshop.
expressworks run program.js
Run your program against the selected input.
expressworks verify program.js
Verify your program against the expected output.
If you want to reset the list of completed tasks, clean the ~/.config/expressworks/completed.json file.
Check out Express.js Guide.
Create an Express.js app that runs on localhost:3000, and outputs "Hello World!" when somebody goes to root '/home'.
process.argv[2] will be provided by expressworks to you, this is the port number.
Create an Express.js app with a home page (/home) rendered by jade template engine, that shows current date (toDateString).
Write a route ('/form') that processes HTML form input (
) and prints backwards the str value.Apply static middleware to server index.html file without any routes. The index.html file is provided and usable via process.argv[3] value of the path to it. However, you can use your own file with this content:
<html>
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/main.css"/>
</head>
<body>
<p>I am red!</p>
</body>
</html>Style your HTML from previous example with some Stylus middleware. The path to main.styl file is provided in process.argv[3] or you can create your own file/folder from these:
p
color redThe index.html file:
<html>
<head>
<title>expressworks</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/main.css"/>
</head>
<body>
<p>I am red!</p>
</body>
</html>Create an Express.js server that processes PUT /message/:id requests, e.g., PUT /message/526aa677a8ceb64569c9d4fb.
As the response of this request return id SHA1 hashed with a date:
require('crypto')
.createHash('sha1')
.update(new Date().toDateString().toString() + id)
.digest('hex')Write a route that extracts data from query string in the GET /search URL route, e.g., ?results=recent&include_tabs=true, and then transforms outputs it back to the user in JSON format.
Write a server that reads a file (file name is passed in process.argv[3]), parses it to JSON and outputs the content to the user with res.json(object).
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