Add Address Model and Routes

[nani-samireddy]

Description:

We need to integrate an address model into our existing Express API, including necessary routes for managing addresses. The address model will encompass various fields for detailed address management and should support specific access permissions as outlined below.

Address Model Properties:

1. CreatedBy

   • Type: ObjectId
   • Description: Reference to the user who created the address.
   • Example: ObjectId("60d21b4867d0d8992e610c86")

2. isDefault

   • Type: Boolean
   • Description: Indicates whether the address is the default address for the user.
   • Example: true

3. name

   • Type: String
   • Description: Name or label for the address.
   • Example: "Home"

4. contact

   • Type: Object
   • Description: Contact information associated with the address.
     • email
       • Type: String
       • Description: Email address associated with the address.
       • Example: "[email protected]"
     • phone
       • Type: String
       • Description: Phone number associated with the address.
       • Example: "+1-555-555-5555"

5. address

   • Type: Object
   • Description: Detailed address information.
     • doorNo
       • Type: String
       • Description: Door number or apartment number.
       • Example: "10A"
     • street
       • Type: String
       • Description: Street name.
       • Example: "Main St"
     • city
       • Type: String
       • Description: City name.
       • Example: "San Francisco"
     • state
       • Type: String
       • Description: State name.
       • Example: "CA"
     • zip
       • Type: String
       • Description: ZIP code.
       • Example: "94103"
     • location
       • Type: Object
       • Description: Geographical location.
         • type
           • Type: String
           • Description: Type of the geographical data, should be "Point".
           • Example: "Point"
         • coordinates
           • Type: Array
           • Description: Coordinates of the location [longitude, latitude].
           • Example: [-122.4194, 37.7749]

6. additional instructions

   • Type: String
   • Description: Any additional instructions related to the address.
   • Example: "Ring the bell for entry."

Sample Address Model:

{
  "CreatedBy": "60d21b4867d0d8992e610c86",
  "isDefault": true,
  "name": "Home",
  "contact": {
    "email": "[email protected]",
    "phone": "+1-555-555-5555"
  },
  "address": {
    "doorNo": "10A",
    "street": "Main St",
    "city": "San Francisco",
    "state": "CA",
    "zip": "94103",
    "location": {
      "type": "Point",
      "coordinates": [-122.4194, 37.7749]
    }
  },
  "additional instructions": "Ring the bell for entry."
}

API Routes:

HTTP Method	Endpoint	Description	Access
GET	/api/address	Get all addresses	Superadmin only
GET	/api/address/:id	Get address by ID	Superadmin and logged-in user only
GET	/api/address/user/:userId	Get all addresses by user ID	Superadmin and logged-in user only
GET	/api/address/default/:userId	Get default address by user ID	Superadmin and logged-in user only
POST	/api/address	Create a new address	Superadmin and logged-in user only
PUT	/api/address/:id	Update an address	Superadmin and logged-in user only
DELETE	/api/address/:id	Delete an address	Superadmin and logged-in user only

Tasks:

1. Define the address schema in the model.
2. Implement the API routes for the address model.
3. Integrate middleware for access control based on user roles.
4. Conduct thorough testing to validate functionality and security of each route.
5. Update the bruno with new routes

Checklist:

• Define the address schema in the model.
  • Add CreatedBy field.
  • Add isDefault field.
  • Add name field.
  • Add contact field with nested properties (email, phone).
  • Add address field with nested properties (doorNo, street, city, state, zip, location).
  • Add additional instructions field.
• Implement GET /api/address route.
• Implement GET /api/address/:id route.
• Implement GET /api/address/user/:userId route.
• Implement GET /api/address/default/:userId route.
• Implement POST /api/address route.
• Implement PUT /api/address/:id route.
• Implement DELETE /api/address/:id route.
• Integrate middleware for access control based on user roles.
• Write comprehensive unit tests to ensure functionality and security.