📦 Blog Posts API (HTML + JSON)

This project serves blog posts two ways:

Traditional server-rendered HTML pages (SSR)
A clean JSON API you can consume with fetch() from any frontend

The goal: show the difference between an "application" that returns HTML and an "API" that returns raw data — and let you easily build your own client.

Git 🚀 https://github.com/dupontdenis/mongoose-API-virtual.git

API UI (Read-Only)

A minimal, dependency-free web UI to view posts from a REST API.

Supported endpoints:

GET /api/posts — list all posts
GET /api/posts/:id — get one post by ID

🖊️https://dupontdenis.github.io/API-Viewer/

Git 🚀https://github.com/dupontdenis/API-Viewer.git

🎓 Mongoose Virtual & Method Mini Demo

Minimal teaching project to show two core Mongoose schema features:

A virtual property url (computed, not stored in MongoDB)
An instance method getSummary(maxLength) (logic with parameters)

🚀 https://github.com/dupontdenis/mongoose-virtual.git

Agregation

Tiny Mongoose walkthrough that models a simple university example and demonstrates two ways to compute an average: an instance method on the document and a MongoDB aggregation pipeline.

git 🚀 https://github.com/dupontdenis/mongoose-agregation.git

🎯 Learning Objectives

Understand REST API principles
Learn HTTP methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Work with Express.js and MVC pattern
Connect to MongoDB
Interact with the API using Fetch, curl, or the VS Code REST Client

git 🛩️ https://github.com/dupontdenis/let-s-start-mongoAPI.git

🚀Applications pour tester l'API !

Pensez à bien lancer le serveur dans un terminal

Simple : https://dupontdenis.github.io/testAPI/

https://dupontdenis.github.io/useAPIBLOGSIMPLE/

This repository is a **hands-on tutorial** designed to teach you the fundamentals of Mongoose, the popular MongoDB object modeling library for Node.js. Through practical examples, you'll learn how to:

📦 Connect to MongoDB databases
📝 Create documents (INSERT operations)
🔍 Read documents with various query methods (SELECT operations)
🎨 Use schemas to structure your data
🔧 Work with ES Modules in a modern Node.js environment

git 🛩️https://github.com/dupontdenis/introMongoose.git

many to one !

git 🛩️

This repository is designed to teach you about two different ways to implement many-to-one relationships in MongoDB using Mongoose. We'll use a classic example: Authors and Books.

https://github.com/dupontdenis/mongoose-one-two-many.git