Clélia Panchaud & Florent plomb COMEM MIT41 & MM41

Haute Ecole d'Ingénierie et de Gestion du Canton de Vaud (HEIG-VD) Route de Cheseaux 1, Avenue des Sports 20 1400 Yverdon-les-Bains Téléphone 024 557 63 30 | www.heig-vd.ch

Documentation : http://pacific-sands-7883.herokuapp.com/

Example route

• http://afternoon-woodland-9450.herokuapp.com/api/users

• http://afternoon-woodland-9450.herokuapp.com/api/issue

• http://afternoon-woodland-9450.herokuapp.com/api/issues?dateEnd=01/01/2014

NODE.JS !

We chose to use Node Js for following reason :

We have little experience in this language, and we want to find new opportunities.

JavaScript has traditionally only run in the web browser, but recently there has been considerable interest in bringing it to the server side as well, thanks to the Node js.

Tools and Node community is in expansion.

It allows to set up a development environment for API-RESTFULL very quickly.

The package management system NPM is fast, robust, and consistent. It does a great job at specifying and installing project dependencies.

Using Node.js allows you to use the same language on the client, on the server, and in the database. You can keep your data in its native JSON format from browser to disk.

If you're using an object database like Mongo, then you can extend JavaScript to the persistence layer as well.

To finish : Node is trendy at the moment. It is great to impress these friends in a discussion.

The implementation is done with:

• Express
• Node.js
• Mongoose
• MongoDB

• Nodejs 0.10+
• NPM 2.4+
• Bower 1.3+
• Mongo 2.6+
• Grunt 0.4+

Base your implementation on the info from iFlux blog's post.

Update the file config/config.js to change the MongoDB database name. Also update the package.json at the root level to give a correct name to your project. Same for bower.json.

Just run the following command. Be sure MongoDB is running before running the command.

# Run only once the command to install the app dependencies
$> npm install

# Start the server app
$> npm start

# OR

# During development, use the following command
$> grunt

The appliation is runing on http://localhost:3000. You should be able to access the following:

• POST /api/data/populateuser
• POST /api/data/populateissuetype
• POST /api/data/populatetag
• POST /api/data/populateactiontype

• POST /api/issues

Example data: {
"status" : "created", "desc": "A new issue ",
"userId":"54e999763f45823810976be7", "issueTypeId": ["54e74440a03a29e41dd7ac40","54e74440a03a29e41dd7ac41"], "tag" :["54e730af7d49c0002325c66e","54e730af7d49c0002325c673"],
"geoData":{"lg":"41.123213", "lat": "7.623453323"} }

• POST /api/issues/{issueID}/action

Example data :

{
"actionTypeId": "54ec59f2c41943dc1460b221",
"userId":"54e999763f45823810976be7", "desc" :"Hello l'equipe voiçi le commentaire à ajouter à l'issue3"

}

Now you can use all the route ( API REFRENCE ) in this documentation: Documentation : http://pacific-sands-7883.herokuapp.com/