Making RESTful Web Services the Easy Way with Node.js
summary
Runs a manual Express API using the Oracle Node driver to build CRUD endpoints with pagination, sorting and query-filtering and demos returning ~100 rows on port 3000; shows code structure (controllers, services, DB layer) and how to implement pooled connections. Compares that to Sails blueprints which quickly stub APIs (initially writing JSON to disk) and then attach an Oracle adapter, and to ORDS REST-enabling tables which exposes database tables as REST endpoints with no mid-tier code.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 3:00What Is no Js '
- 4:55How Node Works
- 7:56What Options Does Your Api Need To Support
- 9:13Controller Logic
- 9:48Manual Api
- 11:16Oracle Database Driver
- 12:26Directory Structure
- 16:35Logging
- 17:28Router
- 20:20Database Logic
- 22:15Testing Rest Api
- 22:33Postman
- 25:00Api Frameworks
- 26:35Discovery Api
- 31:23Blueprints
- 32:01Install the Adapter
- 36:41Orange Stands for Oracle Rest Data Services
- 40:50Rest Enabling Tables
- 42:27Next Steps
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