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ucscfpamr

v1.0.0

Published

Write a node server (use express) to read the file system and develop UI :

Downloads

10

Readme

FinalProject UCSC Amrutha thaliyil Thodi

Functional Specification:

  1. Please check out the folder final project from the GIT branch : https://github.com/decentcamper/MeanStackDevelopment/tree/30377_002
  2. Write a node server (use express) to read the file system and then publish the APIs to read the: a. The folders Only [URL: http:// [domain]: [port]/carriers] b. The json Files in the folder [URL: http:// [domain]: [port]/[specific Carrier] ]. c. All JSON file contents in the carrier [http:// [domain]: [port]/[specific Carrier]/flightInfo] (optional)
  3. Develop the UI using angular JS which has three view templates to show the flight info. a. Page 1 would have the carriers from step a in previous step. b. Page 2 would have the List of JSON file retrieved using the URL mentioned in the step b of the previous point. c. Page 3 would have the List of the JSON file contents retrieved using the URL mentioned in the step b of the previous point.
  4. For the submission, please DONOT check in all the modules. Use bower.json to manage the UI dependencies and the package.json and just check in the code files along with the package.json and the bower.json.