Overview

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Install the dependecies

To install all the required dependencies, run this command on the terminal of your project folder.

npm install

Once we run "npm install" in the terminal, the command triggers the installation of the specified dependencies listed in the project's package.json file. The following dependencies are commonly installed:

  1. axios: A JavaScript library for making HTTP requests.
  2. bcrypt: Used for password hashing and encryption.
  3. body-parser: Middleware for parsing incoming request bodies.
  4. cors: Handles Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) issues.
  5. express: A fast web application framework for Node.js.
  6. jsonwebtoken: Generates and verifies JSON Web Tokens (JWTs).

These dependencies provide essential functionality for handling HTTP requests, securing passwords, parsing data, managing CORS, building web applications, and implementing authentication.

Discussion
Sohail Pathan@apysohail
May 28 '23
Thanks, @arpansac for the feedback. I have addressed all the feedback in the new version. Let me know if anything needs to be added.

Arpan Garg@arpansac
May 25 '23
Super thanks for submitting this Sohail! Some tips before we can publish this lab: 1. Title can be changed to something simple to understand or in terms of what problem is it solving. Example: Add email authentication to your web app in 5 minutes! (adding brand name directly in the title might push the readers away) 2. In Overview: Begin with what problem do people face and why do they face it. Tell them there's a very interesting online service by ApyHub which helps solve it and is free (only if it is):P 3. Step 2: Give links to download

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Arpan Garg@arpansac
May 25 '23
4. Step 3: Give a screenshot of the api key dashboard, right now we can see only the login page 5. Step 5: Just give a brief hint of what all dependencies got installed with npm install 6. Step 6: You could highlight the place where secret token needs to be replaced with some *********HERE******** type of comment above it. It took me a while to find it :P 7. Step 7. You could actually put in a gif showing how smoothly it works (however this gif could be a part of the main header image in overview) 8. Instead of 'Use Cases' (it frankly feels like a robot writing it:P), you could say, what more can you solve with this? 9. Finally, you could create one more step giving links to your top 5 favority Apyhub API's And finally finally, in each step, at the end, you could say what the next step would be about :)

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