Employee Directory

BACKEND

directory api containing the following routes:

• GET /api/v1/employees to retrieve all employees
• GET /api/v1/employees/:id to retrieve an employee by id
• POST /api/v1/employees to add employee
• PUT /api/v1/employees/:id to update employee
• DELETE /api/v1/employees/:id to delete employee

This application was written using nodejs/express/sequelize/MySQL Database/mocha-chai

Instructions to run locally

Make sure you have Node.js, MySQL installed.

RUN SCRIPTS in CREATE_DATABASE_TABLE.txt file to create Database/Tables

$ git clone
$ npm install 
$ npm run dev

Your app should now be running on localhost:8000.

Documentation

Full API Documentation can be found http://localhost:8000/api-docs

Back End Application Structure:

|-- app |-- .gitignore |-- README.md |-- .babelrc |-- .env |-- .eslint.js |-- package-lock.json |-- package.json |-- api |-- resources |-- server |-- controllers |-- DepartmentController.js |-- EmployeeController.js |-- FileUploadController.js |-- JobTitleController.js |-- SalaryController.js |-- middleware |-- upload.js |-- routes |-- DepartmentRoutes.js |-- EmployeeRoutes.js |-- FilesRoutes.js |-- services |-- DepartmentService.js |-- EmployeeService.js |-- JobTitleService.js |-- SalaryService.js |-- src |-- config |-- config.js |-- migrations |-- models |-- index.js |-- employee.js |-- department.js |-- jobtitle.js |-- salary.js |-- seeders |-- utils |-- Utils.js |-- test |-- employeeTest.js |-- swagger |-- swagger.json

FRONTEND

FrontEnd web application to Edit/Update/Delete/View Employees

This application was written using VueJS

Instructions to run locally

Make sure you have Node.js, VueJS installed.

$ git clone h
$ cd .../frontend #... is your local directory
$ npm install #to install all dependencies and create node_modules folder
$ npm run serve

Your app should now be running on localhost:8081.

APP IMPROVEMENTS: The application is a basic CRUD application and the following should be added to it:

• Authentication: -Add Login feature -Either use JWT tokens to authenticate all API routes or Oauth 2.0 authentication -Add Role-Based authentication in Database so that only the 'ADMIN' can modify data
• Code Design: -Refactor the code as much as possible, separate concerns such as server side validations -Separate Saving files on another server in order to take up unnecessary disk storage on the server hosting the application (Design as a seperate microservice) -Write testing scenarios for all routes/possibilities -Automate the unit test in order to implement a CI/CD process where deployment files are pushed after passing all required tests.