Here, we will write a program to establish connection with mongoose in node js. For this we will create a file app.js and require the necessary library. We also need to create a user in mongoose. app.js
Here, we will write a program to route our page using node js. This requires one single file called app.js in the root directory. app.js
Here, we will write a program to render variables into our ejs page using node js. For this we need to create two files, one app.js which will contain all the libraries and send the variable to ejs page and another will be index.ejs file where we will render the variables. app.js file in root…
Here, we will write a program to create a login page with session in node js. For this task we need to create a file called app.js where we will include all the library file and cookie sessions, which will provide functionality to our apis. Another file will be login.ejs inside the views folder which…
Here, we will write a program to create a registration form in node js. We will also be requiring mongoose database to send our registered data into the database. we will have three files here. one app.js which will contain our libraries which will be inside the main folder. another file will be signup.ejs, ejs…
Here, we will write a program to validate a java form in node js. For that we need to create two files, one will be app.js which will contain our imported libraries and schemas and another will be index.js file where we will design our form to validate. app.js index.js
Here, we will write a program to manage session using express js and cookie parser in node js. For this we need to create a file called app.js where we will also be importing few libraries which can provide us in-built function and classes to run our api’s. app.js
Here, we will write a program to create our own module and import it into our js file. In your directory make a myModule.js file and create myDateTime() function. Mymodule.js file In your index.js file export the above module using require. And then run the file in the terminal. index.js file