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@claytonjones7/notes

v1.3.0

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Notes Application

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Notes Application

Notes - class 04 lab

Author: Clayton Jones

Links and Resources

Setup

How to initialize/run your application (where applicable)

  • If cloned repo: npm i
  • npm package: npm i @claytonjones7/notes
  • connect to local mongoDB mongod --dbpath=PATH_TO_DB

How to use your library (where applicable)

  • add a note: notes -a (or --add) "NOTE_TO_ADD" (optional: --category "CATEGORY_FOR_NOTE")
  • list notes: notes -l (or --list) (optional: "CATEGORY")
  • delete a note: notes -d UNIQUE_NOTE_ID

Tests

  • How do you run tests?
    • npm test
  • Any tests of note?
    • input.js
      • testing various flags and user input combinations
    • notes.js
      • tests done in notes-model
    • notes-model.js
      • tested all CRUD functions
  • Describe any tests that you did not complete, skipped, etc
    • notes.test.js contains fake true is truthy test. mongoDB CRUD functions tested in notes-model tests

UML

lab-01