Aleksandra Bošković sandrabosk

Data files cleanup

Overall

all docx to be removed or moved to some place since they are replaced with md files - Sandra
how we will distribute to students files they need for in-class activities? (to be discussed with everyone on Monday, 28/09)

Unit 1

lesson 1.1

🙌 Week 12 - Day 1

Class duration: 180 min

Setup (reflects to all the lessons):

No additional setup required

What is package.json?
What is package-lock.json?
What are node_modules?
Why do we need .gitignore file?
What is .env file, why do we need it? Which npm package do we need to use to utilize the .env?
What are middlewares?
Which npm package do we need for password hashing?
What is "salt"? What are "salt rounds"?
What is authentication? What is authorization?

Students should use the Game of Thrones mock API and use the following endpoints with their React apps:

All episodes - https://got-mock-api.herokuapp.com/episodes - to list all the episodes
One episode details - https://got-mock-api.herokuapp.com/episodes/{id} - to check the details of a specific episode.
Filter by season - have a tab for each of the seasons with all the episodes that belong to that season
Search bar - search by episode name.

Students should use the restcountries api and use the following endpoints with their React apps:

All - https://restcountries.eu/rest/v2/all - to list all the countries
Name - https://restcountries.eu/rest/v2/name/{name} - to search by country name.
Region - https://restcountries.eu/rest/v2/region/{region} - to search by region: Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, Oceania.

In the service file, add a new method to fetch a sub-breed. Go ahead and sneak peek into the official dog API docs and after creating this method, create a view to display the sub-breeds based on the passed breed. Hint: You need to add routes to your file and create a dynamic route that will be able to receive different breeds and show the sub-breeds.

	// ============================================================
	// Definition of an object / dictionary
	// ============================================================

	const fruits = {
	color: 'red',
	length: 3
	}

	// ============================================================

	@echo off

	for /d %%i in (%cd%\*) do (
	echo *************************************************************************

	echo "%%i"
	cd "%%i"

	echo -----------------------------------------
	echo fetch --all -v

	@echo off

	set /p git_command="Type your command: "

	for /d %%i in (%cd%\*) do (
	echo *************************************************************************

	echo "%%i"
	cd "%%i"

	// How would you get the value of queries and params in the following examples?

	// PARAMS:
	// 1:
	// https://dummyexample.com/albums/123cool4lbum
	app.get('/albums/:albumId', (req, res) => {
	console.log(req.params.albumId); // 123cool4lbum
	const { albumId } = req.params;
	});