Deno Course - Better than Node.js?
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Ankur
Some of you might have issues while getting the requested content from the request header.
As per the oak documentation, the code has changed a bit
See below code to get your code up and running
register = async (ctx: RouterContext) => -
--try -
---const result = ctx.request.body(-
----contentTypes: -
-----text: [-application/json-], // Specifying the request body to be application/json only
-----,
----);
---const requestContent = await result.value; // Getting the request body
---console.log(requestContent);
--- catch (error) -
---console.log(-[ERROR]-, error);
---
--;
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Some of you might have issues while getting the requested content from the request header.
As per the oak documentation, the code has changed a bit
See below code to get your code up and running
register = async (ctx: RouterContext) => -
--try -
---const result = ctx.request.body(-
----contentTypes: -
-----text: [-application/json-], // Specifying the request body to be application/json only
-----,
----);
---const requestContent = await result.value; // Getting the request body
---console.log(requestContent);
--- catch (error) -
---console.log(-[ERROR]-, error);
---
--;
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Junior
this code help in the lasted version oak 6.3.0 :
async register (ctx: RouterContext)--
const result = ctx.request.body();-
if (result.type ===-json-)--
const - name, email, password - = await result.value;-
const user = await User.findOne(- email -);-
if (user)--
ctx.response.status = 422;-
ctx.response.body = - message: - Email is already used--;-
return;-
--
console.log(name, email,password );-
-
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this code help in the lasted version oak 6.3.0 :
async register (ctx: RouterContext)--
const result = ctx.request.body();-
if (result.type ===-json-)--
const - name, email, password - = await result.value;-
const user = await User.findOne(- email -);-
if (user)--
ctx.response.status = 422;-
ctx.response.body = - message: - Email is already used--;-
return;-
--
console.log(name, email,password );-
-
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Hazem
Thank you for taking the time to create that long tutorial.. we're all grateful for it...
However, I think many things changed with deno and oak. Because when I tried to follow your tutorial, I couldn't use the user.save() in the AuthController file to register a user.
Any idea how to call that function from the User class?
Thanks in advance...
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Thank you for taking the time to create that long tutorial.. we're all grateful for it...
However, I think many things changed with deno and oak. Because when I tried to follow your tutorial, I couldn't use the user.save() in the AuthController file to register a user.
Any idea how to call that function from the User class?
Thanks in advance...
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kebman
After trying out TypeScript a bit, I must say, it seems a pretty minimal add-on to JavaScript So if you already know JavaScript, this certainly seemed like a breeze to me. Of course, this is just from a small test run. I think it's worth going deeper with it, because of the extra control and fault-resistance it's supposed to give you.
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After trying out TypeScript a bit, I must say, it seems a pretty minimal add-on to JavaScript So if you already know JavaScript, this certainly seemed like a breeze to me. Of course, this is just from a small test run. I think it's worth going deeper with it, because of the extra control and fault-resistance it's supposed to give you.
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Pablo
I just finished the course. Excellent! Thank you!
I liked the bug chasing next to the end of the video. It gives us a look of how real programming work is. When I found myself in similar situations, often I feel like programming is not for me.
Also, as a hobbyist JS programmer, Deno feels so more natural than node. I like it!
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I just finished the course. Excellent! Thank you!
I liked the bug chasing next to the end of the video. It gives us a look of how real programming work is. When I found myself in similar situations, often I feel like programming is not for me.
Also, as a hobbyist JS programmer, Deno feels so more natural than node. I like it!
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Ramender
I really don't understand the most touted feature of deno i.e., security (sand box model). My question is who is stopping any user from running any deno application with --allow-all flag. For example, if I am a malicious user I can run deno with --allow-all flag, who is stopping me from doing it. Can anyone please explain.
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I really don't understand the most touted feature of deno i.e., security (sand box model). My question is who is stopping any user from running any deno application with --allow-all flag. For example, if I am a malicious user I can run deno with --allow-all flag, who is stopping me from doing it. Can anyone please explain.
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Treehead667
aaand it's broken with the latest versions:
TS2322 [ERROR]: Type 'User' is not assignable to type 'UserSchema & WithID'.
Type 'User' is missing the following properties from type 'UserSchema': _id, username
user = new User(- name, email, password: hashedPassword, -)
-
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aaand it's broken with the latest versions:
TS2322 [ERROR]: Type 'User' is not assignable to type 'UserSchema & WithID'.
Type 'User' is missing the following properties from type 'UserSchema': _id, username
user = new User(- name, email, password: hashedPassword, -)
-
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Kendort
If you have issues connecting with mongo atlas add this to the end of the client.connect (as is the method used in the last mongo driver version not Uri) -&authMechanism=SCRAM-SHA-1- without quotation of course so the connection recognize the new authentication mechanism.
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If you have issues connecting with mongo atlas add this to the end of the client.connect (as is the method used in the last mongo driver version not Uri) -&authMechanism=SCRAM-SHA-1- without quotation of course so the connection recognize the new authentication mechanism.
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Rade
For those of you having problems with register() function, the following works:
async register(ctx: RouterContext) --
const - value - = ctx.request.body();-
const -name, email, password - = await value;-
console.log(name, email, password);-
-
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For those of you having problems with register() function, the following works:
async register(ctx: RouterContext) --
const - value - = ctx.request.body();-
const -name, email, password - = await value;-
console.log(name, email, password);-
-
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SSKDev
Honestly, if a person doesn-t have a lot of experience with NodeJs won-t see much of a difference. Like example is authentication. Unless you-ve mastered it on NodeJs. You won-t understand the implications on deno
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Honestly, if a person doesn-t have a lot of experience with NodeJs won-t see much of a difference. Like example is authentication. Unless you-ve mastered it on NodeJs. You won-t understand the implications on deno
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