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**3. Authentication:** JsonWebToken
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**For this latest version:**
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### For this latest version:
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1. I integrated JWT for API Authentication.
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2. Re-scaffold the routes and data files.
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3. I did not use async/await syntax, and instead, I kept Callbacks and Promise functions because I was being nostalgic of the old days. If you'd like to see me apply async/await used in REST API, take a look at the [API_MongoDB_Atlas](https://github.com/junerockwell/REST_NodeJS_API_Samples/tree/master/API_MongoDB_Atlas) folder. MongooseJS added the async/await features so it was a given.
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**Alternatives to the `mysql` driver**
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[Sequelize](https://github.com/sequelize/sequelize) is an ORM and a good alternative to `mysql` driver. In this project, I use only `mysql` which expects SQL Statements. However, with Sequelize, you don't make SQL Statements. It's beneficial to use Sequelize because it handles many SQL-DB like MSSQL Server, MariaDB and especially MySQL.
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### Create the Database
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## Create the Database
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**1. Remote MySQL DB on Amazon RDS:** https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/hands-on/create-mysql-db/
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**2. Local using MAMP on MacOS**

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