This project centers around a node server that takes data stored in a MongoDB and exposes it under the jsdo protocol. The serviceURI is http://nodejsdo-21944.onmodulus.net and the catalogURI is http://nodejsdo-21944.onmodulus.net/catalogURI. Each database requires a catalog that describes the properties of each data point and the functions available for manipulating the data. This project also contains a node file that tests the server to make sure it works properly. This can be viewed at http://angulardemo-21580.onmodulus.net/test. This data is also formatted using AngularJS at http://jsdo-node-angular-22603.onmodulus.net/.
- (Optional) Make a MongoDB database on Modulus and fill in config.json. You can skip steps 1 & 2 if you already have your own database
- (Optional) Run fillDB.js to fill your MongoDB with test data
- Run npm install
- Run the application by invoking node app.js
To test the app - Fill in your service and catalog uri's in jsdoTester/app.js
- Run npm install in jsdoTester/
- Run jsdoTester/app.js using node
- Navigate to localhost:3000/test to see if your app is working.
To view AngularJS use of app - Navigate to localhost:3000. It should show a filled in table with the same data as in step 8.
app.js --> main app for Service URI
config.json --> configuration details for MongoDB server
data.json --> test data used by the app
fillDB.js --> code for filling in the database with the data in data.json
LICENSE.txt --> MIT License
package.json --> for npm
README.md --> this file
Catalog/ --> contains the data catalog for the sample data used
catalog.json --> data catalog for the sample data used in the project
jsdoTester/ --> for testing the functionality of the jsdo server
app.js --> route for serving JSON. This is simulating Corticon.
package.json --> for npm
progress.js --> Progress code for working with JSDO
progress.session.js --> Progress code for working with JSDO
XMLHttpRequest.js --> Wrapper for js to emulate the browser XMLHttpRequest object
public/ --> Displays test data in a prettier interface using AngularJS
app.css --> CSS file for making the HTML pretty
main.jade --> Jade that contains the rendered view of the app
rest.js --> Queries jsdoTester/app.js and sends data to main.jade
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