Order Controller and Route

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of adding an order to a database using a backend controller. It covers creating a new order controller, handling request body data, validating inputs, instantiating and saving orders in the database, and setting up routes for order creation. The tutorial also discusses integrating these backend processes with the frontend to enable order placement and navigation to a specific order page.

What is the first step in adding an order to the database?

• Creating a new database

• Creating a new controller

• Updating the front end

• Deleting old orders

Which of the following is NOT extracted from the request body?

• Shipping address

• Payment method

• User password

• Order items

What should be done if the order items array is empty?

• Ignore the order items

• Throw an error and return a bad request status

• Log a warning message

• Proceed with the order creation

What additional information is attached to the order before saving it?

• User's phone number

• User's address

• User's email

• User's ID

What is the purpose of the Protect middleware in the order routes?

• To encrypt the order data

• To authenticate the user

• To log the order details

• To validate the payment method

Which file needs to be updated to include the new order routes?

• Server.js

• Index.js

• Database.js

• App.js

What happens after an order is successfully created in the database?

• The user is logged out

• The order is deleted

• The user is redirected to a specific order page

• The server shuts down