Parking manager using persistent db sqlite and authorization using Jwt

export PORT='8081'
export BY_PASS_AUTH=false
export PARKING_MANAGER_USERNAME='admin'
export PARKING_MANAGER_PASSWORD='admin'
#Optional
export DB_NAME='parking-manager'
export DB_USER='username'
export DB_PASS='password'
export DB_HOST='localhost'

BY_PASS_AUTH should be true in case you don't want to use jwt token for authorization

$ git clone [email protected]:sachin-chauhan-dev/parking-manager-project.git
$ cd parking-manager-project
$ npm install
$ source env-variables.sh 
$ npm run create-sqlite-db
$ npm start

$ npm run drop-sqlite-db && npm run create-sqlite-db

Public Apis

• 'POST /admin/login' data: {username: String, password: String}
• 'POST /park' data: {vehnumber: String}
• 'POST /unpark' data: {vehnumber: String}

Private Apis

• 'GET /parkingmanager/parkingdetails' data:{}
• 'GET /parkingmanager/parkingstatus' data:{}
• 'GET /parkingmanager/parkingstats' data:{}
• 'POST /parkingmanager/createparking' data:{lotsize: Number}
• 'POST /parkingmanager/maintainancestatus' data:{slotidlist: Array, status:true|false}

Note: if BY_PASS_AUTH env variable is false, than you also have to pass authentication token received in admin/login api. In 'Authorization' header as 'Bearer {{token}}'

Api file parkingManager.postman_collection.json Environment file dev.postman_environment.json

Import the Post man collection json file and environment file to test.

Note: Set your token environment variable with the token received from admin/login api.