Making APIs that requires photos, so uploading photos to the Amazon S3 bucket and accessing it with the public url is one way and then we can save that public url in our MongoDB database for further retrieval. Prerequisites before starting Any IDE of your choice like (VSCode, etc.) GitHub repository. (it’s optional…

Easily deploying a web app made with React, Node.js, Express, and MongoDB on Heroku by using a post-build script and connecting it with GitHub for automatic deployment of the app. Small Introduction to the MERN Stack and Heroku MERN is an acronym for a JavaScript web app made using: React (for the frontend UI part), Node.js and Express…

Part 2. Making API endpoints to post or retrieve data — In this article you will get to know how endpoints are made to do CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operation on data stored on MongoDB Atlas database using Rest-API. How to Make REST API with Node.js, Express, and MongoDB In this post, you will understand what is a REST API and learn how to make the connection setup for the API in Node.js…javascript.plainenglish.io

Part 1. Server connection setup In this post, you will understand what is a REST API and learn how to make the connection setup for the API in Node.js with MongoDB Atlas. Firstly, what is Restful API? REST(REpresentational State Transfer) is an architectural style or pattern that defines the set of constraints for developing web applications. …

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All the necessary commands use to deploy will be there in this article. Prerequisites Node.js and npm installed. Node.js and MongoDB application. Free Heroku account. Heroku CLI. GitHub account. Git (Not necessary but it’s best to push code to github using git bash). Important lines of code to check before moving ahead. Specify the version of the node in package.json…