This is for additional practice for:

1. making requests to a server and
2. handling incoming requests to your web server.

Install dependecies: npm install

In server.js you will notice that you already have the server set up for you. yIt is your job to build endpoints to handle specific requests. Take a look at the users.json file to see the data that you will be interacting with.

Use Postman to make requests to your server.

1. Get all users that drive an Audi. The make of the car should be sent in the request url as a query.

   • GET
   • '/api/users'
   • ?make=Audi

2. Get all users whose name starts with an 'A'.

   • GET
   • '/api/users'
   • ?letter=A

3. Get all users who drive a car newer than given year.

   • GET
   • '/api/users/vehicleYear
   • ?year=1998

4. Update users email address to null with given last name.

   • PUT
   • `/api/user/emailUpdate
   • ?lastName=Garstan

5. Update car make with given user id and car make.

   • PUT
   • '/api/user/udpateVehicle'
   • ?userId=8&make=Ford

6. Delete user objects by car model.

   • DELETE
   • '/api/removeUser'
   • ?model=TSX

1. Get user by id. The user id should be sent in the request url as a param:

   • GET
   • '/api/user/:id'

2. Get users by car model.

   • GET
   • '/api/vehicles/:model

3. Get users whose first name starts with the given letter.

   • GET
   • '/api/userByName/:letter

4. Update users name to 'Ned' by given id.

   • PUT
   • '/api/updateName/:id

5. Delete user by id.

   • DELETE
   • '/api/user/:id

6. Delete user by email address.

   • DELETE
   • '/api/removeByEmail/:email

1. Update a user's information. The id of the user to update is included in the body.

   • PUT
   • '/api/user/'
   • Body of request:

       {
        "id": 2,
        "first_name": "Warrick",
        "last_name": "Banner",
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "make": "Ford",
        "model": "Fiesta",
        "year": 2010
    }
   

2. Add a new user to the users array.

   • POST
   • '/api/users'
   • Body of request:

    {
        "id": 101,
        "first_name": "Madelina",
        "last_name": "Atkins",
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "make": "Audi",
        "model": "riolet",
        "year": 1998
    }
   

3. Update a users first name by the user's id (sent as param).

   • PUT
   • '/api/user/updateName/:id'
   • Body of request:

   {
       "first_name": "Bruce"
   }
   

4. Add a new user object to the users array. The new user's id will be sent as a query. The rest of the info will be sent in the body.

   • POST
   • '/api/newUser
   • ?id=110
   • Body of request:

   {
        "first_name": "Mac",
        "last_name": "Aroni",
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "make": "Chevy",
        "model": "Colorado",
        "year": 2017
    }