Should you actually reach your history of any kind, forget actually printing it out. The search thinking wheel spins forever and almost always times out giving the message “9999: We are sorry, we are unable to complete your transaction at this time. If you are looking to see your claims and history, or medicine history you are out of luck. (I have ordered a hard copy about 25 times, and have yet to receive a hard copy) There is not a section for drugs you may be allergic to. The virtual pharmacy ID card is not printable and does not contain all of the information the hard copy card has.
Removing a medication is not possible as far as I can see. What do you think of this course? Give us your opinion here.The app is good, and it is easy to order scripts.Ĭons: Changing an alert is next to impossible. In the next part of the course, we will cover an extremely important topic: security. You implemented CRUD routes in your Express app, which leveraged your Mongoose data model, rendering your app fully dynamic. You used Mongoose to create a data model to facilitate database operations. You set up your MongoDB database and connected it to your Express app. What You've Learned in This Part of the Course Your Thing model's updateOne() and delete() methods let you update or delete Things in the database.
Then send either a success or a failure response to the front end as appropriate.Ĭongratulations! The app now allows the full customer journey through adding, viewing, updating, and deleting things for sale! Let's Recap!Īpp.put() and app.delete() middleware react to PUT and DELETE type requests. The model's deleteOne() method works like findOne() and updateOne(), in that you pass it an object corresponding to the document you want to delete.
This time, it will respond to PUT requests: app.put('/api/stuff/:id', (req, res, next) => ).then( Let's add another route to the app, just below the individual GET route.
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