This project is an informative website about football matches and classifications. @Trybe developed the front end for this project using React.
As the back-end developer, I built an API using Typescript, Node.js, express, and Sequelize and integrated it with the front end using Docker and docker-compose. The API allows users to add new matches and update existing ones by consuming a database.
To ensure security and prevent unauthorized access, users must log in to obtain a token to add a match. The login system uses JWT authentication and verifies user credentials against a user database.
In this project, I was able to:
- Build and API using the Model-Service-Controller (MSC) architecture;
- Build a CRUD with TypeScript, using Sequelize ORM;
- Use OOP and SOLID concepts;
- Create and associate tables using Sequelize Models and Migrations;
- Use Docker to integrate front-end with back-end;
- Write integration tests;
- Write MySQL raw queries.
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You must have node, docker, and docker-compose installed
- Clone the repository and enter it
git clone git@github.com:ImVictorM/Trybe-Football-Club.git && cd Trybe-Football-Club
- Get the containers running
npm run compose:up
It can take a while for the application to be up.
The front end will be running on http://localhost:3000 (PORT 3000).
The back end will be running on http://localhost:3001 (PORT 3001).
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