- fork this repository & create a new branch for your work
- write all of your code in a directory named
lab-+<your name>e.g.lab-susan - push to your repository
- submit a pull request to this repository
- submit a link to your PR in canvas
- write a question and observation on canvas
- students will be able to upload static assets to AWS S3
- students will be able to retrieve a cdn url that contains the previously uploaded static asset
- students will be able to work with secret and public access keys
package.json.eslintrc.json.eslintignore.gitignoreREADME.md
- create an AWS account
- create an AWS Access Key and Secret
- add the Access Key and Secret to your
.envfile - DO NOT SHARE THESE KEYS, AND DO NOT COMMIT THEM
- add the Access Key and Secret to your
- create a new model that represents a file type that you want to store on AWS S3
- ex:
.mp3,.mp4,.png, etc
- ex:
- create a test that uploads one of these files to your route
- use the
aws-sdkto assist with uploading - use
multerto parse the file upload request
POST-/api/new-resource- your new resource will have a reference to the primary resource that we already have functional
- that resource will need to be passed via the
req.body
GET-/api/new-resource/:_idPUT-/api/new-resource/:_idDELETE-/api/new-resource/:_id
- create a test to ensure that your API returns a status code of 404 for routes that have not been registered
- create a series of tests to ensure that your
/api/resource-nameendpoint responds as described for each condition below: GET- test 200, for a request made with a valid idGET- test 401, if no token was providedGET- test 404, for a valid request with an id that was not foundPUT- test 200, for a post request with a valid bodyPUT- test 401, if no token was providedPUT- test 400, if the body was invalidPUT- test 404, for a valid request made with an id that was not foundPOST- test 200, for a post request with a valid bodyPOST- test 401, if no token was providedPOST- test 400, if no body was provided or if the body was invalid
- try using the
deleteObjectmethod provided by theaws-sdkto delete an object (file) from S3- you will need to pass in a
paramsobject that contains the associated Bucket and AWS object key in order to delete the object from s3 - ex:
var params = { Bucket: 's3-bucket-name', Key: 'object-filename' } s3.deleteObject(params)
- you will need to pass in a
- don't forget to remove the resource from the DB
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