The ultimate URL shortener, TinyApp, is a project based on HTML, CSS and Javascript using ExpressJS. This App has been created as a project of Lighthouse Labs Web Development Bootcamp November 2021 West Cohort. This app is created and submitted by Md Hefzul Bari AKA Ratul.
Registration Login logout Password hasing Cookie encryption Create and edit random short URLs from any longURL
- Node.js
- Express
- EJS
- bcrypt
- body-parser
- cookie-session
- cookie-parser
- Mocha & Chai for testing (Optional)
- Install all dependencies (using the
npm installcommand). - Run the development web server using the
node express_server.jscommand.
["Screenshot of URLs page"] (https://github.com/RAtul14ApriL/tinyapp/blob/main/screenshots/urls_page.png); ["Screenshot of Single URLs page"] (https://github.com/RAtul14ApriL/tinyapp/blob/main/screenshots/single_urls_page.png); ["Screenshot of Create new URLs page"] (https://github.com/RAtul14ApriL/tinyapp/blob/main/screenshots/create_new_url.png); ["Screenshot of Register page"] (https://github.com/RAtul14ApriL/tinyapp/blob/main/screenshots/register_page.png); ["Screenshot of Login page"] (https://github.com/RAtul14ApriL/tinyapp/blob/main/screenshots/login_page.png); ["Screenshot of Delete URL page"] (https://github.com/RAtul14ApriL/tinyapp/blob/main/screenshots/delete_page.png);
Display Requirements Site Header: > if a user is logged in, the header shows: > the user's email > a logout button which makes a POST request to /logout > if a user is not logged in, the header shows: > a link to the login page (/login) > a link to the registration page (/register)
Behaviour Requirements GET / > if user is logged in: > (Minor) redirect to /urls > if user is not logged in: > (Minor) redirect to /login
GET /urls > if user is logged in: >returns HTML with: > the site header (see Display Requirements above) > a list (or table) of URLs the user has created, each list item containing: > a short URL > the short URL's matching long URL > an edit button which makes a GET request to /urls/:id > a delete button which makes a POST request to /urls/:id/delete > (Stretch) the date the short URL was created > (Minor) a link to "Create a New Short Link" which makes a GET request to /urls/new > if user is not logged in: > returns HTML with a relevant error message
GET /urls/new > if user is logged in: > returns HTML with: > the site header (see Display Requirements above) > a form which contains: > a text input field for the original (long) URL > a submit button which makes a POST request to /urls > if user is not logged in: > redirects to the /login page
GET /urls/:id > if user is logged in and owns the URL for the given ID: > returns HTML with: > the site header (see Display Requirements above) > the short URL (for the given ID) > a form which contains: > the corresponding long URL > an update button which makes a POST request to /urls/:id > (Stretch) the date the short URL was created > if a URL for the given ID does not exist: > (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message
> if user is not logged in: > returns HTML with a relevant error message > if user is logged it but does not own the URL with the given ID: > returns HTML with a relevant error message
GET /u/:id > if URL for the given ID exists: > redirects to the corresponding long URL > if URL for the given ID does not exist: > (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message
POST /urls > if user is logged in: > generates a short URL, saves it, and associates it with the user > redirects to /urls/:id, where :id matches the ID of the newly saved URL > if user is not logged in: > (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message
POST /urls/:id
> if user is logged in and owns the URL for the given ID: > updates the URL > redirects to /urls > if user is not logged in: > (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message > if user is logged it but does not own the URL for the given ID: > (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message
POST /urls/:id/delete > if user is logged in and owns the URL for the given ID: > deletes the URL > redirects to /urls > if user is not logged in: > (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message > if user is logged it but does not own the URL for the given ID: > (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message
GET /login > if user is logged in: > (Minor) redirects to /urls > if user is not logged in: > returns HTML with: > a form which contains: > input fields for email and password > submit button that makes a POST request to /login
GET /register > if user is logged in: > (Minor) redirects to /urls > if user is not logged in: > returns HTML with: > a form which contains: > input fields for email and password > a register button that makes a POST request to /register
POST /login > if email and password params match an existing user: > sets a cookie > redirects to /urls > if email and password params don't match an existing user: > returns HTML with a relevant error message
POST /register > if email or password are empty: > returns HTML with a relevant error message > if email already exists: > returns HTML with a relevant error message > otherwise: > creates a new user > encrypts the new user's password with bcrypt > sets a cookie > redirects to /urls
POST /logout > deletes cookie > redirects to /urls