This course uses a project-based approach to teach concepts of AdonisJS. The project in focus is a quiz app with an admin CMS.

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AdonisJS gives Nodejs developers a structured way to build full-stack apps and APIs with little boilerplate. In this course, you will learn how AdonisJS works by building
1. A quiz app
2. An admin CMS for the quiz app
Each chapter focuses on a core concept of AdonisJS using the app as a reference. 
The course covers
1. MVC architecture
2. Authentication
3. Authorization
4. Browser testing
At the end of this course, you'll be able to confidently build fullstack applications using AdonisJS.

Build a Trivia Quiz App with AdonisJS

## Configuring the testing setup
First things first, let's create a testing DB. If you are using sqlite, create one in the database directory. 
```js
touch database/testing.sqlite
```
If you are using a different DB, create a testing database. Name it whatever you wish.

In .env.testing, add your database name
```text
DB_DATABASE=testing
```
`.env.testing` is used to override the default values of .env when testing.
We will complete our configuration in vowfile.js. vowfile.js is used for pre-tests and post-tests setup. First of all, uncomment the ace import: `// const ace = require('@adonisjs/ace')
`. In the runner.before function, uncomment `// await ace.call('migration:run', {}, { silent: true })` and add this below it
```js
    await ace.call('seed', {}, { silent: true })
```
Likewise, in `runner.after`, uncomment `// await ace.call('migration:reset', {}, { silent: true })`.

Now, run your tests multiple times to verify that we don't run into that 400 again.


# Configuring the testing setup
First things first, let's create a testing DB. If you are using sqlite, create one in the database directory. 
```js
touch database/testing.sqlite
```
If you are using a different DB, create a testing database. Name it whatever you wish.

In .env.testing, add your database name
```text
DB_DATABASE=testing
```
`.env.testing` is used to override the default values of .env when testing.
We will complete our configuration in vowfile.js. vowfile.js is used for pre-tests and post-tests setup. First of all, uncomment the ace import: `// const ace = require('@adonisjs/ace')
`. In the runner.before function, uncomment `// await ace.call('migration:run', {}, { silent: true })` and add this below it
```js
    await ace.call('seed', {}, { silent: true })
```
Likewise, in `runner.after`, uncomment `// await ace.call('migration:reset', {}, { silent: true })`.

Now, run your tests multiple times to verify that we don't run into that 400 again.


Introduction to AdonisJS

Overview of Models, Views and Controllers in Adonisjs

Adding Authentication to an Adonis App

Building a Basic Admin Panel

Sending Notifications and Emails to Users in AdonisJS

Browser Testing

Conclusion

Final Assessment

Configuring the testing setup

Configuring the testing setup