TP Social Media

Backend REST d'une API reseau social. TP Efrei, stack Node.js + Express + MongoDB avec securite et validation.

Architecture

flowchart TB
    CLIENT["Client HTTP<br/>fetch - Postman"]
    ENTRY["index.mjs<br/>entry point - bootstrap"]
    SERVER["server.mjs<br/>Express - helmet - cors - rate-limit"]
    ROUTES["routes.mjs<br/>enregistrement des routes"]
    CTRL["controllers/<br/>users - groups - events - albums - polls"]
    VALID["validators.mjs<br/>express-validator"]
    MODELS["models/<br/>Mongoose - user - event - poll - ticket"]
    MONGO["MongoDB<br/>via Mongoose 7"]

    CLIENT --> ENTRY
    ENTRY --> SERVER
    SERVER --> ROUTES
    ROUTES --> CTRL
    CTRL --> VALID
    CTRL --> MODELS
    MODELS --> MONGO

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Stack

• Node.js 20 (ES modules)
• Express 4 + body-parser + compression
• MongoDB via Mongoose 7
• Securite - helmet + cors + express-rate-limit + express-validator
• dotenv pour la configuration
• Deploiement - Render (voir render.yaml)

Structure

• api/ - source de l'API Express
  • index.mjs - entry point
  • src/ - routes, controllers, models, middlewares
  • public/ - assets statiques
  • docs/ - documentation API
• render.yaml - config deploiement Render (plan free)

Lancement

git clone https://github.com/Adam-Blf/TP-Social-Media
cd TP-Social-Media/api
npm install
cp .env.example .env   # puis renseigner MONGO_URI
npm run dev            # lint + dev
npm run prod           # production

Endpoints principaux

• POST /auth/register - creation compte
• POST /auth/login - authentification
• GET /posts - liste des posts
• POST /posts - creation post
• Validation via express-validator, rate-limiting actif

Licence

MIT

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_{Par Adam Beloucif - Data Engineer & Fullstack Developer - GitHub - LinkedIn}

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