This project enables you to achieve CRUD operations on a phone book

You should create a .env files to customize the environment variables for the web api.
For the production, a file named .env needs to be created.
For the development, a file named .env.dev needs to be created.
For the tests, a file named .env.test needs to be created.
Sample environment file is below:

PORT=3000
NODE_ENV=development
MONGODB_URI=mongodb://localhost:27017/phone-book

1. Install npm modules by runnning: npm install in the root folder.
2. Start the MongoDB server, and set MONGODB_URI in environment variables.
3. Run the server according to the environment.

• Production: npm run start
• Development: npm run start:dev

You can also start the server using docker-compose. In the root folder, run the following command to start the web service:

docker-compose up -d

The server will listen port 3000.

• Get all contacts /api/contacts (GET)
• Create a new contact /api/contacts (POST)
• Get a contact by id /api/contacts/:contactId (GET)
• Update a contact by id /api/contacts/:contactId (PUT)
• Delete a contact by id /api/contacts/:contactId (DELETE)

You can find the sample requests in the Postman collection placed in the root folder of the project.

You can run npm test command to start testing.
Do not forget to create .env.test file for tests to run properly.