One of the reasons we’re passionate about hapi is its easiness of testing. The framework has a built-in server.inject method that simulates an incoming HTTP request. A server.inject call won’t create a socket connection. You’re not relying to the network stack to run tests in …

Every app needs some kind of search. Serving content comes with the need to make it visible and what fits better than a full-text search. Because Futureflix uses MongoDB as its data store, you’ll implement a full-text search on top of it. Starting in version 3.2, MongoDB ships …

Array.map() is a synchronous operation and runs a function on each element in the array resulting in a new array with the updated items. There are situations where you want to run asynchronous functions within map, e.g. updating a list of models and push the changed information back …

You’ve limited time to spend on watching movies and TV shows. You can’t watch everything at once. A watchlist is a space to save movies and shows for later. Once you finished the current show (or movie), pick the next one from your watchlist. If you’re like …

We as Node.js developers are constantly feeling the hype around the next shiny new library. It seems every other day there’s a new one picking up steam. Well, our mind tells us to look at it and integrate into projects. Ignore all the hype for a second and …

Pagination is an essential part of web applications to split large data sets into chunks. Pagination is like the penguins in the Madagascar movie: a secret star. You couldn’t live with it while having a minor role in the play. With growing data sets in your Futureflix app, you …

Testing your hapi applications might require expected values and responses that match a set of data. The code library from hapi’s ecosystem is an assertions library based on chai. Code exposes an expressive and readable language-style interface. You’ll get a grasp on features and the usage in the …