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Learn You Node

Skill Level: Intermediate
Time Limit: N/A

This drill was created by Rod Vagg and a number of other contributors for NodeSchool. It's a little more advanced but it's perfect for those who'd like to learn NodeJS and asynchronous programming. Enjoy!

Instructions

  • Install Nodejs if you don't have it.

NOTE: You can check by opening your terminal and running node -v. The version should be higher than 0.10.32

  • Update npm by running sudo npm install npm -g from within your terminal.
  • Install this challenge by running sudo npm install -g learnyounode
  • Run the command learnyounode and follow the instructions

You're Finished When...

You've completed the challenge and opened a pull request with your source code (i.e. javascript files). See Jay's branch if you're unsure of what your branch should look like.

Try out mermaid diagrams

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant c as Client app
  participant k as Gateway
  participant a as Service
  participant db as DB

  c ->> k: /token

  k ->> a: pass along the jwt


  a ->> a: verify user jwt
  a ->> db: verify user and org information
  a ->> a: populate user roles as scopes
  a ->> c: access token

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