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How can I run my mean app so that another application can call the backend api (of mean) to perform CRUD operations (on mean app) ? #1645

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PManager1 opened this issue Nov 18, 2016 · 4 comments
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PManager1 commented Nov 18, 2016

Any help/ suggestions would be very helpful.

I dont care abou the password authentication at this time..

Both can be running on same machine just different ports.

@PManager1 PManager1 changed the title How can I run my mean app so that another application can call the backend api that so that other app can call its services i.e end points for CRUD operations ? How can I run my mean app so that another application can call the backend api so that other app can call its services i.e end points for CRUD operations ? Nov 18, 2016
@PManager1 PManager1 changed the title How can I run my mean app so that another application can call the backend api so that other app can call its services i.e end points for CRUD operations ? How can I run my mean app so that another application can call the backend api (of mean) so that other app can call its services i.e end points for CRUD operations ? Nov 18, 2016
@PManager1 PManager1 changed the title How can I run my mean app so that another application can call the backend api (of mean) so that other app can call its services i.e end points for CRUD operations ? How can I run my mean app so that another application can call the backend api (of mean) to perform CRUD operations ? Nov 18, 2016
@PManager1 PManager1 changed the title How can I run my mean app so that another application can call the backend api (of mean) to perform CRUD operations ? How can I run my mean app so that another application can call the backend api (of mean) to perform CRUD operations (on mean app) ? Nov 18, 2016
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request module would be enough. If you want multiple services to function as a single application (microservices), you can use reverse proxy server like nginx

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What are you currently trying? Are you experiencing issues? The only thing I see stopping you is CORS, which is a simple fix.

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Haven't started on this yet, but soon.
hmmm I'm trying to figure out if ghost would be great for this new website It's not much just a simple webpage like jaybuyhousesinmiami.com. But eventually(soon) i want to explode it to every city nationwide. Trying to figure out what cms or whatever is good for this kind of website.

Mostly it will contain blog, about us, comments with facebook integration. But later I wanna host property listings on it...

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So this framework is a framework set-up to be a boiler plate project. It is not set-up to be a CMS. For a CMS that you want to be able to expand on later, I'd recommend a PHP based one like Wordpress of Drupal. There really isn't a CMS in the node world that's proven to be expandable.

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