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Display Requirements

Site Header:

  • if a user is logged in, the header shows:
    • the user's email
    • a logout button which makes a POST request to /logout
  • if a user is not logged in, the header shows:
    • a link to the login page (/login)
    • a link to the registration page (/register)

Behaviour Requirements

GET /

  • ~if user is logged in:
    • (Minor) redirect to /urls
  • if user is not logged in:
    • (Minor) redirect to /login

GET /urls

  • if user is logged in:
    • returns HTML with:
      • the site header (see Display Requirements above)
      • a list (or table) of URLs the user has created, each list item containing:
        • a short URL
        • the short URL's matching long URL
        • an edit button which makes a GET request to /urls/:id
        • a delete button which makes a POST request to /urls/:id/delete
        • (Stretch) the date the short URL was created
        • (Stretch) the number of times the short URL was visited
        • (Stretch) the number number of unique visits for the short URL
    • (Minor) a link to "Create a New Short Link" which makes a GET request to /urls/new
  • if user is not logged in:
    • returns HTML with a relevant error message

GET /urls/new

  • if user is logged in:
    • returns HTML with:
      • the site header (see Display Requirements above)
      • a form which contains:
        • a text input field for the original (long) URL
        • a submit button which makes a POST request to /urls
  • if user is not logged in:
    • redirects to the /login page

GET /urls/:id

  • if user is logged in and owns the URL for the given ID:
    • returns HTML with:
      • the site header (see Display Requirements above)
      • the short URL (for the given ID)
      • a form which contains:
        • the corresponding long URL
        • an update button which makes a POST request to /urls/:id
      • (Stretch) the date the short URL was created
      • (Stretch) the number of times the short URL was visited
      • (Stretch) the number of unique visits for the short URL
  • if a URL for the given ID does not exist:
    • (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message
  • if user is not logged in:
    • returns HTML with a relevant error message
  • if user is logged in but does not own the URL with the given ID:
    • returns HTML with a relevant error message

GET /u/:id

  • if URL for the given ID exists:
    • redirects to the corresponding long URL
  • if URL for the given ID does not exist:
    • (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message

POST /urls

  • if user is logged in:
    • generates a short URL, saves it, and associates it with the user
    • redirects to /urls/:id, where :id matches the ID of the newly saved URL
  • if user is not logged in:
    • (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message

POST /urls/:id

  • if user is logged in and owns the URL for the given ID:
    • updates the URL
    • redirects to /urls
  • if user is not logged in:
    • (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message
  • if user is logged it but does not own the URL for the given ID:
    • (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message

POST /urls/:id/delete

  • if user is logged in and owns the URL for the given ID:
    • deletes the URL
    • redirects to /urls
  • if user is not logged in:
    • (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message
  • if user is logged it but does not own the URL for the given ID:
    • (Minor) returns HTML with a relevant error message

GET /login

  • if user is logged in:
    • (Minor) redirects to /urls
  • if user is not logged in:
    • returns HTML with:
      • a form which contains:
        • input fields for email and password
        • submit button that makes a POST request to /login

GET /register

  • if user is logged in:
    • (Minor) redirects to /urls
  • if user is not logged in:
    • returns HTML with:
      • a form which contains:
        • input fields for email and password
        • a register button that makes a POST request to /register

POST /login

  • if email and password params match an existing user:
    • sets a cookie
    • redirects to /urls
  • if email and password params don't match an existing user:
    • returns HTML with a relevant error message

POST /register

  • if email or password are empty:
    • returns HTML with a relevant error message
  • if email already exists:
    • returns HTML with a relevant error message
  • otherwise:
    • creates a new user
    • encrypts the new user's password with bcrypt
    • sets a cookie
    • redirects to /urls

POST /logout

  • deletes cookie
  • redirects to /urls