My Mini Challenge 3 solution in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the course, Web Application Development (CCAPDEV).
- Make sure MongoDB is installed and running.
- Run
npm installafter downloading the contents of the repository. - To run the application, execute
node index.js
controllers- This folder contains files which defines callback functions for client requests.misc- This folder contains images used in theREADME.mdfile.models- This folder contains files for database modeling and access.public- This folder contains static assets such as css, js, and image files.routes- This folder contains files which describes the response of the server for each HTTP method request to a specific path in the server.views- This folder contains all hbs files to be rendered when requested from the server.index.js- The main entry point of the web application.
A web application which simulates an online payment transaction tracker.
The web application accepts three inputs - a name, a reference number, and an amount. When the user submits the form, the web application first checks if all fields are filled. Sample user input:
The picture below shows the error message when at least one of the form fields is not filled-up:
The picture below shows how the web application should display the values that we have entered earlier:
The picture below shows the changes in the form if the current value in the refno text field is already in the database:
If ever we refresh the web application, all transactions in the database should be displayed.
Materials uploaded for the course and resources readily available on the internet.
- ccapdev-ajax code sample
- ccapdev-mongoose code sample