Module 4 Introduction - 5.1

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LESSON 4.4How to Build a Seed Function to Add Data to MongoDB

LESSON 5.1Module 4 Introduction

MODULE 1
Introduction
MODULE 2
Set-up for Part 2
- LESSON 2.1Set-up For Part II
MODULE 3
Routing in TinyHouse
MODULE 4
Setting up our Database
MODULE 5
User Authentication with Google Sign-In & OAuth 2.0
MODULE 6
Persist Login Sessions with Cookies
MODULE 7
Building the User Page
MODULE 8
Building the Listing Page
MODULE 9
Building the Home Page
MODULE 10
Searching for listings with Google's Geocoding API
MODULE 11
Connecting with Stripe
MODULE 12
Hosting new listings
MODULE 13
Cloudinary & Image Storage
MODULE 14
Booking listings
MODULE 15
Deploying with Heroku
MODULE 16
Bonus Module
MODULE 17
Part Two Conclusion
- LESSON 17.1Part Two Conclusion
MODULE 18
PostgreSQL & TypeORM
MODULE 19
Unit Testing (Client)
MODULE 20
Package Updates
- LESSON 20.1Google Maps Node Package Update

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LESSON 5.2How Does OAuth 2.0 Work? [with diagrams and examples]

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How to Build a Seed Function to Add Data to MongoDB
Having our database contain some mock data will allow our GraphQL queries and mutations to interact with data from the database. In this lesson, we'll create a scripts to help seed and clear the database of mock data, in development.
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How Does OAuth 2.0 Work? [with diagrams and examples]
OAuth is an industry-standard authorization protocol that enables applications to obtain limited access to user accounts without giving away any passwords. In this lesson, we'll dive a little deeper explaining what OAuth is and how we intend to use it in our application to help users sign-in with their Google account.