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guente02:
Yours doesn't handle product update and deletion. Why so?

guente02:
Updated the product data structure to be consistent with the created resource.

For the sales - A sale is made up of product id, product name, price, and qty.
Now if the product id doesn't exist - error.
if the entered qty (tied to a product with that id) is more than we have in the store or is 0 - error
for every successful checkout - the purchased product reduces and updates

HolyGhostGym:
aha.... ok.. I can see you have 4 items in your array.... "air-max" lol.

HolyGhostGym:
I can only see JSON here.. it that how it's meant to be?

guente02:
mystoremanager.herokuapp.com/api/v1/products

guente02:
I was referring to the some that would be interested.
Yes I've deployed the app on there.

guente02:
How about we have an NL connect on Monday. Enjoy the launch break Jollof (hopefully) together.

HolyGhostGym:
Correct guy how far? How's it going?

sheygz:
Please could we discuss further bro? mail: segunolaoluwa@ymail(dot)com. Thanks for your quick response.

datascience:
The Home study ki ni. Did anyone finish it before writing the first test?

sheygz:
what does the second week of bootcamp entail? Is it a continuation of the project or something else?

datascience:
How much does Andela pay when accepted?

guente02:
Your stack trace is importanta that this little snippet.

Is everything working fine in your pc?
Have you installed and using babel?
Because node does not understand this yet => import express from 'express'. Na only const express = require('express') e sabi.
But if your use babel to run the code then all would be fine.
But on a second thought the solution to this your problem is sleeping on stackoverflow. Goan wake him.

guente02:
There should be an input validation middleware in your routes because you want to ensure that the data that hits your route handler is purely verified and is of the accepted type and format (You don't want to pass an underscore as an id).

guente02:
There should be an input validation middleware in your routes because you want to ensure that the data that hits your route handler is purely verified and is of the accepted type and format (You don't want to pass an underscore as an id).

fxdrizzle:
see wahala. Meaning you have to think of every single thing that could go wrong with whatever you are testing.

fxdrizzle:
This tdd na die sha. Is it OK if I write the code for my model and controller first, then write the test, before going on to write the code for the route that is being tested? Cus that's the only way I can make sense of the whole thing.

Cc guente02, isArray, cycle 37 homies

minions:
Question : Are we using express as a framework in bootcamp abi we are to build server from scratch with just Nodejs?

guente02:
Pretty smooth. Covering all edge cases and checking no stone is left whilst pushing for a test coverage of 100%. One really needs to have their LFA leave very few feedback so that they can tackle challenge 3 asap (when it presents itself).

guente02:
Practice TDD. Test first.
How is it coming along?

fxdrizzle:
of course we are all doing the same thing. Don't be discouraged bro. We have made it this far. If it means having a couple of sleepless nights just to beat the deadline, then so be it.

IanKirkby:
It's not the difficulties. Its the learning curve and available time to put something together that takes a sigh out of me. Something tells me we're all doing the same thing.

guente02:
I guess we are at the discretion to decide what type of products the store manages.

HolyGhostGym:
Bro... check your email.

HolyGhostGym:
Bros.. How far na? How's your day been? I've not seen the links o.. What do make of the freebie given after the Node Conf... git subscription*