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NodeConversion

Currency Conversion

By Danny Francken

##Using the OpenExchangeRates API ###Modulus -> http://paypalexchange-13107.onmodulus.net/

Using the API provided by OpenExchangeRates, this website is able to make live requests to get the latest, up-to-date exchange rates for 165 different countries.

##Features of Site

  • Currency Conversion -> Using either the public API or the last values stored on a MongoDB, you can select two different currency codes, enter an amount and have the amount converted.

  • Exchange Rates -> Find the exchange rates between any two country currencies

  • Transaction History -> Demo of a user's transaction history and how the stored values can be displayed in any currency

Website is built with a Node.js backend to handle the routes and database, MongoDB for storing the transaction history and exchange rates and Mongoose for modeling the data from the Database.

On the front-end, Angular.js provides a robust way of linking up the front end with data from the backend. The two communicate via Angular services which issue the GET requests. A Grunt file was used to handle the tasks such as minifying the javascript, watching pages during development and deploying the site.

Yeoman was used to get the inital scaffolding up.