JavaScript

<script>
   Javascript code;
</script>

- Can add as many ¶ `<script>`{=html} ¶ elements as you want. Can go in either head or body.

use strict; const mongoose = require(”mongoose”), User = require(”./models/user”); mongoose.connect( “mongodb://localhost:27017/recipe_db”, { useNewUrlParser: true } ); mongoose.set(”useCreateIndex”, true); mongoose.connection; var contacts = \[ { name: { first: “Jon”, last: “Wexler” }, email: “jon@jonwexler.com”, zipCode: 10016 }, { name: { first: “Chef”, last: “Eggplant” }, email: “eggplant@recipeapp.com”, zipCode: 20331 }, { name: { first: “Professor”, last: “Souffle” }, email: “souffle@recipeapp.com”, zipCode: 19103 } \]; User.deleteMany() .exec() .then(() =\> { console.log(”Subscriber data is empty!”); }); var commands = \[\]; contacts.forEach(c =\> { commands.push( User.create({ name: c.name, email: c.email, zipCode: c.zipCode, password: c.zipCode }) ); }); Promise.all(commands) .then(r =\> { console.log(JSON.stringify(r)); mongoose.connection.close(); }) .catch(error =\> { console.log(\`ERROR: \${error}\`); });

Const port = 3000; const http = require(”http”); const httpstatus = require(”http-status-codes”); let app = http.createServer((request, response) =\> { console.log(”Received an incoming request.“); response.writeHead(httpStatus.OK, { ”Content-Type”: “text/html” }); let responsemessage = ” ¶ hello, nodemon. ¶ “; response.write(responseMessage); response.end(); console.log(\`Sent a response : \${responseMessage}\`); }); app.listen(port); console.log(\`The server has started and is listening on port number: \${port}\`);