Pizza Bot (Backend) - DOCUMENTATION

Live Demo -> View Demo

Postman Collection (Including API's)

1. Open Postman.

2. Click on Import from toolbar.

3. Choose tab Import From Link.

4. Paste the collection link https://www.postman.com/collections/14250005c131ba872b32 and click on Import.

5. That's it. Now you have all the API's in your Postman.

Steps to run the project pizza-bot-backend locally

1. Clone the repo.

2. Run npm i , To install all the dependencies.

3. Edit the '.env.dev' file in project root with your local MONGODB URI or you can use the one provided.

4. If you haven't changed the MONGO DB URI , Go to Step 5. If you have used your local MONGO DB URI, Go to Data Migrations and then Go to Step 5,

5. Run npm run start-watch, to start the server

6. Done! You have the server working.

7. Verify it by using localhost:PORT_NO where port no. is the one you have mentioned in .env.dev file. eg. for port 3000 it is localhost:3000

Data Migrations (Only products collection has to be migrated)

1. Go to directory public/data/products/data.json
2. Use this json data in the API for products from Postman collection to seed the products collection.

Notes:

1. Followed Microservices architecture by keeping every services in it's own directory.
2. Also, For Microservices all the service should have it's own database but for this assignment i kept it as one.
3. For the live demo the project is hosted on heroku and MongoDB for same is hosted using MongoDB Atlas.
4. Caching is not done. It can be implemented if the frequency for adding or updating the products is much longer.