In this mini-project, you will work with a group to add routes to an existing application. You will create one wildcard route for serving up a 404 page, as well as a diagnostics route for logging failed form validation.
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As a developer, I want to be able to add routes to an existing application.
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As a developer, I want to serve up a custom 404 page when the requested resource doesn't exist.
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As a developer, I want to log usage statistics from users of my site.
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As a developer, I want to be able to deploy my apps to Heroku.
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It's done when I have created a wildcard route in
server.jsthat will send the users to a 404 page. - [X] DONE! -
It's done when I have created a custom
404.htmlpage for my wildcard route to serve. - [X] DONE! -
It's done when I have created a POST route for
/api/diagnosticsthat will store information about the invalid form submissions. [x] DONE! -
It's done when I have created a GET route for
/api/diagnosticsthat will return the content ofdb/diagnostics/json. [x] DONE! -
It's done when I have created a
fetch()request on the front end that will send a POST request to/api/diagnosticsevery time a user attempts to submit an invalid form. [X] DONE! -
It's done when I have tested my
/api/diagnosticsendpoint using Insomnia. [X] DONE! -
It's done when I have tested the wildcard route by visiting any non-existent path, like
http://localhost/test. [x] DONE! -
It's done when I have deployed the finished application to Heroku. [] DONE!
How can we declare a wildcard route in Express.js?
How will fs.writeFile() help us log usage stats?
If you have completed this activity, work through the following challenge with your partner to further your knowledge:
- How else could we implement statistics logging without making a request from the front end?
Use Google or another search engine to research this.
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