REST-API.ts
REST-API.ts
Learn best practices to build an API using Node.js and Typescript.
About the Book
Learn best practices to build an API using Node.js and Typescript. The intention of this book it’s not only to teach you how to build an API. The purpose is also to teach you how to build scalable and maintainable API which means improve your current Node.js knowledge. In this book you will learn to:
- Build JSON responses following JSON:API standard
- Use Git for versioning
- Use Test-Driven Development to add unit and functional tests
- Set up authentication with JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
- Optimize and cache the API
About the Author
Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- The API
- Presenting users
- User authentication
- User's products
- Building JSON
- Placing Orders
- Improving orders
- Optimizations
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