The video is a step-by-step guide on how to implement functionality for an account page in a web application. The account page includes features such as adding a new address, updating existing addresses, deleting addresses, and fetching a list of all addresses for a particular user.
Here's a concise summary:
1. The video starts by explaining that the account page includes a "Details" section where users can add items to their cart. The instructor explains that this functionality is already implemented in the previous video and that the focus now is to implement the "Add to Cart" functionality on the "Details" page.
2. The instructor then explains how to create a method to handle the "Add to Cart" functionality. This method will be used in both the "Details" page and the product buttons page.
3. The instructor continues by explaining how to import necessary components and set up the global context. This includes setting up a component-level loader and importing a toast notification.
4. The instructor then explains how to handle the "Add to Cart" functionality on the "Details" page. This involves checking if the product is already in the cart and displaying an appropriate message.
5. The instructor then explains how to handle the "Go to Cart" button functionality. This involves navigating to the cart page and closing the current model.
6. The instructor then explains how to set up the API routes for the account page. This involves creating routes for adding a new address, fetching all addresses, updating an address, and deleting an address.
7. The instructor then explains how to create the Mongoose schema for the address model. This involves defining the fields that the address model should have.
8. The instructor then explains how to implement the functionality for adding a new address. This involves connecting to the database, checking if the user is authenticated, validating the data, and creating the new address.
9. The instructor then explains how to implement the functionality for fetching all addresses. This involves connecting to the database, checking if the user is authenticated, and fetching all addresses for the user.
10. The instructor then explains how to implement the functionality for updating an address. This involves connecting to the database, checking if the user is authenticated, validating the data, and updating the address.
11. The instructor then explains how to implement the functionality for deleting an address. This involves connecting to the database, checking if the user is authenticated, and deleting the address.
12. The instructor then explains how to create the services for the account page. This involves creating four services for adding a new address, fetching all addresses, updating an address, and deleting an address.
13. The instructor concludes by explaining that in the next video, the focus will be on the account page.
1. The video begins by discussing the completion of the card functionality in a previous video.
2. The presenter is now starting to work on the account page.
3. The presenter mentions that one more functionality needs to be added, which is the "add to cart" functionality.
4. The presenter explains that the same function that was used for the card page will now be used for the account page.
5. The presenter mentions the need to import certain components and functions, such as a context, a toast, a gate item, a user ID, and a set cart model.
6. The presenter also mentions that the price after sales needs to be taken into account.
7. The presenter discusses the creation of a new route for adding a new address.
8. The presenter explains that four types of routes are needed: to add a new address, to get all addresses, to update an address, and to delete an address.
9. The presenter provides a detailed explanation of the process of creating a new address, including the use of a dynamic property, a schema for validation, and the creation of a new address model.
10. The presenter discusses the creation of routes for getting all addresses, deleting an address, and updating an address.
11. The presenter explains the process of creating the delete route, including the use of the same dynamic property and the same process as for the add new address route.
12. The presenter discusses the creation of the update route, explaining the process of finding and updating an existing address.
13. The presenter concludes by discussing the creation of services for the four routes related to the address section.