Aplicação backend REST API com NodeJS, usando Javascript, Express e MongoDB
| API - Método | Endpoint: - Exemplo usando a VM Lappis (IP:Porta 164.41.98.12:6380) | Descrição |
|---|---|---|
GET Motor de Busca |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/busca/saude%2004-10-2023/3 |
Todas propostas que possuem o termo 'saude' na data '04/10/2023' no processo participativo 3. |
GET Propostas |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas |
Todas propostas (100 - paginação *) |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/total |
Número total de propostas |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/totalEvento/3 |
Total de propostas, votos e id do evento 3 |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/totalCategoria |
Total de propostas, votos e id de todas as categorias |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/totalCategoriaEvento/confjuv4 |
Total de propostas, votos e id das categorias do evento 'confjuv4' |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/totalDataEvento/confjuv4 |
Total de propostas, votos e id das datas do evento 'confjuv4' |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/totalDatas |
Total de propostas e votos por data |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/propostasData |
Propostas por data de publicação |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/categoria/20 |
Propostas da categoria cujo ID é 20 |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/categoriaName/Outros |
Propostas da categoria cujo Nome é 'Outros' |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/deate/1/5 |
As propostas de 1 até 5 |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/6540b4ef2e100633ecac30e0 |
Proposta cujo campo _id é igual a "6540b4ef2e100633ecac30e0" |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/id/1 |
Proposta cujo campo id é igual a '1' |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/create |
Proposta novo registro - jason enviado no body |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/create |
Proposta novo registro - json enviado no body |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/logs/:id |
Proposta - registros de atualizações da proposta |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/update |
Proposta - atualiza dados da proposta e grava log |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/updatevoto |
Proposta - registra voto e dados relacionados |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/propostavotos/:proposta_id |
Proposta - busca registros de votos |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/statusvoto |
Proposta - atualiza quantidade de votos na proposta |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/status |
Proposta - atualiza o estado da proposta |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostas/commnents |
Proposta - atualiza a quantidade de comentarios da proposta |
GET Comentários |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostacomentarios |
Todos os comentários (1000 - paginação *) |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostacomentarios/total |
Número total de comentários |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostacomentarios/6540b5072e100633ecac5ae1 |
Comentário cujo campo _id é igual a "6540b5072e100633ecac5ae1" |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostacomentarios/id/1 |
Comentário cujo campo id é igual a '1' |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostacomentarios/proposta/11622 |
Comentários da proposta 11622 |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostacomentarios/create |
Comentário novo registro - json enviado no body |
GET Moderação |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostamoderacao |
Todos os comentários (1000 - paginação *) |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostamoderacao/total |
Termos moderados em propostas |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostamoderacao/65bfbe1afe159b854e9dcec9 |
Moderação cujo campo _id é igual a "65bfbe1afe159b854e9dcec9" |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostamoderacao/propostaid/65bfbdf8fe159b854e9dcebc |
Moderações proposta 65bfbdf8fe159b854e9dcebc |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/propostamoderacao/create |
Moderação novo registro - json enviado no body |
GET Termo Moderado |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/moderacoes |
Todos os Termos Moderados (1000 - paginação *) |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/moderacoes/total |
Termos moderados em propostas |
GET |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/moderacoes/id/1 |
Termo Moderador cujo campo id é igual a "1" |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/moderacoes/atualiza |
A partir do Termo Moderador, identifica todas as propostas que o possuem |
POST |
http://164.41.98.12:6380/moderacoes/create |
Termo Moderador novo registro - json enviado no body |
Collection (Insomnia_2024-03-30.json) - requisições usando Insomnia
| VM - Lappis | IP:Porta > 164.41.98.12:6380) | |
|---|---|---|
| Localhost | (IP:Porta > localhost:4040) |
Para fazer o deploy desse projeto rode
npm run deployPara rodar esse projeto, você vai precisar adicionar as seguintes variáveis de ambiente no seu .env
NODE_ENV=development
SERVER_PORT=4040
DB_HOST=DB
DB_PORT=27018
DB_NAME=http_app
DB_USER=nodeauth
DB_PASS=nodeauth
//# Configurações da API do Matomo
MATOMO_URL = 'https://ew.dataprev.gov.br/'
MATOMO_ID_SITE = 18
MATOMO_TOKEN = ...
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Clone o projeto
git clone https://gitlab.com/lappis-unb/decidimbr/api.gitEntre no diretório do projeto
cd apiInstale as dependências
npm installInicie o servidor
npm run start ou node app.jsFront-end: React, Javascript, MongoDB
Back-end: Nodejs, Express, MongoDB
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git branch -M main
git push -uf origin main
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