What is {project}

JavaScript
#1

what is project here ?

/api/issues/{project}?open=true&assigned_to=Joe

how can I use that in code

https://issue-tracker--freecodecamp.repl.co

#2

probably something to fill in?

can you provide some context? where have you found this? is part of some documentation? what’s the usage?

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#3

{projects} is a placeholder for the name of the project to which you are requesting the issues.

For example:
A GET request to https://issue-tracker--freecodecamp.repl.co/api/issues/apitest gives you an array with all the issues in apitest.

A GET request to https://issue-tracker--freecodecamp.repl.co/api/issues/freecodecamp gives you an array with all the issues in freecodecamp. (I just created one by filling the form in https://issue-tracker--freecodecamp.repl.co/freecodecamp/)

#4

when I’m doing
https://issuemax.glitch.me/hello&open=true
how I’m supposed to use that I get a obbject with
{ project: 'hello&open=true' }

#5

should I do something like this

https://issuemax.glitch.me/?open=true
I’m totally confused

#6

Double-check the syntax in the example. This is not quite right. :slight_smile:

#7

yes
should I do
https://issuemax.glitch.me//api/issues/issuemax/hello&open=true
?

#8

This is the example syntax. Specifically, check how the URL parameters are structured.

What comes after the project name?

#9

this
https://issuemax.glitch.me/api/issues/issuemax?open=true

#10

Is that syntax working for you? Looks correct to me.

#11

I’m gettting no output

    .get(function (req, res) {
      console.log(req.query);
      res.json(req.query)
    })
#12

Double-check that your routes are correct as well. What output are you expecting? :slight_smile:

#13 
  app
    .route("/api/issues/")
    .get(function (req, res) {
      console.log(req.query);
      res.json(req.query)
    })

currently I’m expecting it to just print what I get in url paramaters

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