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The Random Ideas backend is built with Express.js, providing a robust API to handle idea management and user data. It supports CRUD operations, follows RESTful principles, and integrates with a database for persistent storage. Middleware is used for authentication, validation, and error handling, ensuring a secure and scalable backend architecture.

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💡 Random Ideas

A backend API designed for managing and sharing random ideas with CRUD operations.


📌 Project Overview

Random Ideas is a RESTful API built using Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB Atlas. The API facilitates the management of ideas and user data with endpoints for creating, reading, updating, and deleting resources.


🔧 Technologies Used

  • Node.js: Runtime environment for building the backend.
  • Express.js: Framework for API development.
  • MongoDB Atlas: Cloud-based NoSQL database for storing ideas and user data.

⚙️ REST API Information

Endpoints

1️⃣ Ideas Resource

  • Endpoint: /api/ideas
  • CRUD Operations:
    • GET /api/ideas: Retrieve all ideas.
    • POST /api/ideas: Create a new idea.
    • PUT /api/ideas/:id: Update an existing idea by ID.
    • DELETE /api/ideas/:id: Delete an idea by ID.

2️⃣ Users Resource

  • Endpoint: /api/users
  • CRUD Operations:
    • GET /api/users: Retrieve all users.
    • POST /api/users: Register a new user.
    • PUT /api/users/:id: Update user details by ID.
    • DELETE /api/users/:id: Delete a user by ID.

🛠️ Methodology

The project is built on the CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) methodology to handle the following resources:

  1. Ideas
  2. Users

🚀 Running the Backend

Follow these steps to set up and run the backend server:

  1. Install Dependencies
    Navigate to the project directory and run:
    npm install
    

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The Random Ideas backend is built with Express.js, providing a robust API to handle idea management and user data. It supports CRUD operations, follows RESTful principles, and integrates with a database for persistent storage. Middleware is used for authentication, validation, and error handling, ensuring a secure and scalable backend architecture.

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