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Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development

You're reading from   Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development Make use of Node.js to learn the development of a simple yet scalable cross-platform mobile application

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2015
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ISBN-13 9781785280498
Length 248 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Setting Up Your Workspace FREE CHAPTER 2. Configuring Persistence with MongoDB 3. Creating an API 4. Securing Your Backend 5. Real-Time Data and WebSockets 6. Introducing Ionic 7. Building User Interfaces 8. Making Our App Interactive 9. Accessing Native Phone Features 10. Working with APIs 11. Working with Security 12. Working with Real-Time Data 13. Building an Advanced Chat App 14. Creating an E-Commerce Application Using the Ionic Framework Index

Adding the new collections

Open your MongoDB shell and execute the following:

  use OrderBase;
  db.createCollection('User');
  db.createCollection('Role');
  db.createCollection('AccessToken');

This will create the necessary collections that we need to store users and their roles and tokens. The new documents will have the following structure:

User:
{
    firstName,
    lastName,
    email,
    roleID,
    password
}

For now, we will not add any users or tokens (this comes later when we extend the API), but we will add the roles that we are going to use. To keep it simple, we will just have two of them:

  • Producer: This is the user who sells goods in the shop and who can add additional products to it.
  • Customer: This is the user who buys things from the shop and who can create orders and retrieve information about products as well as orders that were created by the current user.

It is understood that default ObjectID generated by MongoDB will be included in the preceding...

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