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[shubhi-sareen]

I am not sure about the correctness of the code, as I have coded in javascript for the first time. But I hope it gives a clear idea of what I wanted to do.

[sakshamsaxena]

Hi @shubhi-sareen
I can't seem to lift your version. Is it working fine for you?

[shubhi-sareen]

I have worked in Javascript for the first time. It would be of great help
if you could look into the code and tell me if my approach is correct. I
will look into the details of the code soon. Also, do you know any good
tutorials for using sails.js?

On 23 Jul 2016 14:08, "Saksham Saxena" [email protected] wrote:

Hi @shubhi-sareen https://github.com/shubhi-sareen
I can't seem to lift your version. Is it working fine for you?

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[sakshamsaxena]

Okay. It's throwing syntax error. Also, if you saw the Blueprint API, you'll see that there is a convention for naming the Controller and Model files. That's missing in your commit, because they're both named differently. I'm looking into the syntax part currently, so will let you know soon.
There aren't many tutorials on Sails itself, but you can get an idea of how a Node.js server works through Express.js tutorials.

[shubhi-sareen]

Okay..Thanks!

On 23 Jul 2016 14:50, "Saksham Saxena" [email protected] wrote:

Okay. It's throwing syntax error. Also, if you saw the Blueprint API
http://sailsjs.org/documentation/reference/blueprint-api?q=blueprint-routes,
you'll see that there is a convention for naming the Controller and Model
files. That's missing in your commit, because they're both named
differently. I'm looking into the syntax part currently, so will let you
know soon.
There aren't many tutorials on Sails itself, but you can get an idea of
how a Node.js server works through Express.js tutorials.

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[sakshamsaxena]

Most probably your model isn't passing the automatic validation. Apart from that, RESTful operations mentioned in the Blueprint API are already defined, so you don't even need to write those in the controller. That's why I preferred Sails for production, because the common part is already implemented nicely.
Try to begin again on this. Otherwise the JS syntax itself was fine.
Read this answer on how to access models in controller in Sails.

[shubhi-sareen]

Thanks

On Sat, Jul 23, 2016 at 3:37 PM, Saksham Saxena [email protected]
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Most probably your model isn't passing the automatic validation
http://sailsjs.org/documentation/concepts/models-and-orm/validations.
Apart from that, RESTful operations mentioned in the Blueprint API are
already defined, so you don't even need to write those in the controller.
That's why I preferred Sails for production, because the common part is
already implemented nicely.
Try to begin again on this. Otherwise the JS syntax itself was fine.
Read this answer http://stackoverflow.com/a/34084553/6428999 on how to
access models in controller in Sails.

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