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Support Project API

This project is an personal project focused in learning. My objective is practice the basics principles of build a simple REST API using Node.js.

I called this project as "Support" because my idea is develop a system where users are enabled to support and sponsor any social project.

Business Rules

  • PUBLIC

  1. All open projects can be public, it means that any public request can get a list of public projects.
    1. GET (/projects).
  • PROJECTS

  1. A project must be created by a registered user. Once a user has been registered, they can create a project. They can specify what category the project belongs to, if the project has a recurrency billing, and set a goal of amount or subscribers.
    1. POST (/new-project) - login required.
  2. Before releasing the project, the user edits or changes any information.
    1. PUT (/edit-project) - login required.
  3. Before releasing, the user can delete the project.
    1. DELETE (/delete-project) - login required.
  4. After creation, the user can release the project.
    1. PUT (/release-project) - login required.
  5. After a project has been created, the user can’t delete the project. Only can archive.
    1. PUT (/archive-project) - login required.
  • USERS

  1. To do any kind of action, the user must be registered.
    1. POST (/register).
  2. After registration, the user must login.
    1. POST (/login).
  3. There are two ways to support a project: donation or subscription. To make a simple donation, the user has to use PIX or Credit Card to pay. To make a subscription, the user has to use a Credit Card.
    1. POST (/payment) - login required.

Architecture

The following diagram show how i thought an architecture to apply 3 core concepts, they are: TDD, Cloud Storage and Migrations.

Technologies

TDD

Jest Supertest

API

Node.js Express Typescript

BUCKET

Amazon S3

Database

PostgreSQL (Docker Container)