🌟 Bookshelf API Project

🎯 Class Description

Welcome to the Bookshelf API project! 🌐
Created by: Dicoding Indonesia
Level: Beginner

🚀 Class Goals

This project aims to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to become a successful Back-End Developer. By adhering to international standards set by AWS, you will learn to build a RESTful API to support modern applications efficiently and effectively.

📚 Course Content

1. Basics of Back-End

• Duration: 3 Hours
• Description: Understand the essential roles of front-end and back-end in modern application architecture. Learn about client-server communication via HTTP protocols and the RESTful API architecture for efficient web services.

2. Introduction to Node.js

• Duration: 8 Hours
• Description: Discover Node.js, a JavaScript runtime for server-side applications. Learn key concepts like global objects, the Node Package Manager (NPM), event-driven architecture, and file system interactions.

3. Building Web Services with Node.js

• Duration: 10 Hours
• Description: Apply your knowledge to build functional web services. Create RESTful APIs using Node.js natively and with the Hapi framework, focusing on routing and error handling.

4. Deploying Web Services

• Duration: 5 Hours
• Description: Learn to deploy applications in the real world using Amazon EC2. Understand how to access your server via SSH and efficiently run RESTful APIs.

5. Testing RESTful API with Postman

• Duration: 5 Hours
• Description: Grasp the importance of testing in application development. Install and configure Postman for API testing, and create automated test scenarios.

🏁 Evaluation

• Final Project: Develop a Bookshelf API, a note-taking application featuring Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) functionalities.

⏰ Duration

The total time required to complete this course is 45 hours. Ready to embark on your exciting journey into the world of back-end development? Join now and elevate your skills to the next level! 🚀

📋 Criteria Met

1. Application uses port 9000: Ensure your app runs on port 9000. If needed, temporarily use another port but change it back for submission.
2. Application starts with npm run start: Include a start script in your package.json.
3. API can save books: Implement a POST route for saving book data.
4. API can display all books: Implement a GET route to return all stored books.
5. API can display book details: Implement a GET route to retrieve details of a specific book.
6. API can update book data: Implement a PUT route to update book details based on ID.
7. API can delete a book: Implement a DELETE route to remove a book based on ID.

🌟 Project Features

• CRUD functionalities for managing books.
• Unique ID generation for each book.
• Validation for request data.
• Responsive error handling for various scenarios.

💻 Technology Used

• Node.js: JavaScript runtime for server-side development.
• Express: Web framework for building APIs.
• Postman: Tool for testing APIs.
• Amazon EC2: Service for deploying applications.

⚙️ Installation

1. Clone this repository: git clone <repository-url>
2. Navigate to the project directory: cd bookshelf-api
3. Install dependencies: npm install
4. Start the application: npm run start

📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Please see the LICENSE file for more information.

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📞 Contact

• Email: Pras Tio Rifki Wijaya
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