Final Endpoint List

• [x] Auth: /auth/signup, /auth/signin, /auth/me, /auth/logout Done
• [x] Users: /users/:username, /users/me, /users/me (PUT)
• [x] Links: /links (GET, POST), /links/:id (PUT, DELETE),
• [x] Socials: /socials (GET, POST), /socials/:id (PUT, DELETE). done
• [x] Theme: /theme (GET, POST, PUT).
• [ ] Analytics: /analytics/:linkId/click, /analytics, /analytics/:linkId
• [ ] Admin (optional): /admin/users, /admin/users/:id, /admin/analytics

For the links endpoint, u obviously need aws-sdk/s3-client

and create an IAM user, which has not an access to console but it as S3fullAccess which is set by the root user, so do that get an accesskeyid and secretaccesskey!

1. How to Test the multer nodejs API with Postman

Once your Node.js server is running (by executing node server.js in your terminal), you can use Postman to test the file upload endpoint.

1. Set the Request Method and URL:
   • In Postman, select the POST method from the dropdown.
   • Enter the URL of your endpoint: http://localhost:3001/api/upload
2. Configure the Request Body:
   • Click on the "Body" tab.
   • Select the form-data radio button. This is crucial as it's the correct format for sending files.
3. Add the File Key and Value:
   • In the key-value table, enter a key named file.
   • From the dropdown next to the key, change the type from "Text" to "File". This will change the value field into a "Select File" button.
   • Click "Select File" and choose any image, PDF, or other file from your computer.
4. Send the Request:
   • Click the "Send" button.

If the upload is successful, you will see a 200 OK status in the response, and the JSON data from the server's response will appear in the body section below. Additionally, you will find the uploaded file saved in the uploads/ directory on your server.