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Bonus

As a bonus, you may implement routes to allow bosses to add and remove work from their minions' backlogs.

Schema:

• Work:

  • id: string
  • title: string
  • description: string
  • hours: number
  • minionId: string

• Routes required:

  • GET /api/minions/:minionId/work to get an array of all work for the specified minon.
  • POST /api/minions/:minionId/work to create a new work object and save it to the database.
  • PUT /api/minions/:minionId/work/:workId to update a single work by id.
  • DELETE /api/minions/:minionId/work/:workId to delete a single work by id.

Custom Middleware

• You will create a custom middleware function checkMillionDollarIdea that will come in handy in some /api/ideas routes. Write this function in the server/checkMillionDollarIdea.js file. This function will make sure that any new or updated ideas are still worth at least one million dollars! The total value of an idea is the product of its numWeeks and weeklyRevenue properties.

Working with the 'Database'

Import and use helper functions for working with the database arrays on all routers:

• getAllFromDatabase
• getFromDatabaseById
• addToDatabase
• updateInstanceInDatabase
• deleteFromDatabasebyId
• deleteAllFromDatabase

Schemas

• Minion:
  • id: string
  • name: string
  • title: string
  • salary: number
• Idea
  • id: string
  • name: string
  • description: string
  • numWeeks: number
  • weeklyRevenue: number
• Meeting
  • time: string
  • date: JS Date object
  • day: string
  • note: string

Take note that many values that could be numbers are in fact strings. Since we are writing an API, we can't trust that data is always provided by a client. You may need to transform between String and Number JavaScript types in order to provide full functionality in your API.

Server Boilerplate

The server is missing key functionality to allow it to run. You must:

• Set up body-parsing middleware with the body-parser packagae.
• Set up CORS middleware with the cors package. You can use the default settings.
• Mount the existing apiRouter at /api. This router will serve as the starting point for all your API routes.
• Start the server listening on the provided PORT. Make sure to use the PORT constant and not a hard-coded number, as this is required for tests to run.

Take note of the comments in server.js, as your code needs to fit into specific places around the existing boilerplate.

Run

  $ npm run test

to test:

• API Routes
• checkMillionDollarIdea middleware
• Bonus

Update the components to the latest version:

• from React 15
• from Redux 5
• from React Router 4

API Routes

Routes Required

• /api/minions

  • GET /api/minions to get an array of all minions.
  • POST /api/minions to create a new minion and save it to the database.
  • GET /api/minions/:minionId to get a single minion by id.
  • PUT /api/minions/:minionId to update a single minion by id.
  • DELETE /api/minions/:minionId to delete a single minion by id.

• /api/ideas

  • GET /api/ideas to get an array of all ideas.
  • POST /api/ideas to create a new idea and save it to the database.
  • GET /api/ideas/:ideaId to get a single idea by id.
  • PUT /api/ideas/:ideaId to update a single idea by id.
  • DELETE /api/ideas/:ideaId to delete a single idea by id.

• /api/meetings

  • GET /api/meetings to get an array of all meetings.
  • POST /api/meetings to create a new meeting and save it to the database.
  • DELETE /api/meetings to delete all meetings from the database.

For all /api/minions and /api/ideas routes, any POST or PUT requests will send their new/updated resources in the request body. POST request bodies will not have an id property, you will have to set it based on the next id in sequence.

For /api/meetings POST route, no request body is necessary, as meetings are generated automatically by the server upon request. Use the provided createMeeting function exported from db.js to create a new meeting object.