Lessons

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We've managed to create the functionality to have a logged-in user in our app connect with Stripe. In this lesson, we'll look to visually indicate that the user is in the connected state and have an action responsible for allowing the user to disconnect from Stripe.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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We'll switch over to work in our React application and have it communicate with the server to allow a user to connect with their Stripe account on our platform.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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We'll continue to update the GraphQL resolver functions we've prepared to allow users to connect & disconnect from Stripe in our application.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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We'll begin creating the GraphQL fields that we'll need to help us establish Stripe Connect OAuth in our application.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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When a user in our application plans to host a listing, we'll need to ensure they've connected to their own Stripe account through our Stripe platform account. This is to leverage Stripe Connect's capability to pay the users who have listings in our app when a booking is made. In this lesson, we'll set up the credentials we'll need from Stripe and save them as environment variables for both our server and client projects.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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It's finally time we talk about payments! The business model of TinyHouse is an online marketplace where users can host and book listings. In this lesson, we'll learn about how we intend to have TinyHouse be a marketplace by using the third-party payment platform - Stripe.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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This is an introduction to the work we'll be doing in Module 10.0.

Jing Chen

Hassan Djirdeh

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This lesson is a summary of the work we've done in Module 9.0.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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At this moment in time, we've introduced the capability to have our client application query for listing documents for different locations. In this lesson, we'll investigate and discuss indexes within MongoDB and see how can index location-based data from the "listings" collection in our database.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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At this point, we have a page displayed in the `/listings/location?` route that surfaces up to eight different listing cards for listings that exist in certain locations. In this lesson, we'll create the capability for a user to filter and paginate the information presented to them in the listings page.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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With our `listings` field in our GraphQL API prepared to accept a `location` argument, we'll begin to work on the client app to build the `/listings/:location?` page for where certain listings can be shown for specific locations.

Jing Chen

Hassan Djirdeh

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In this lesson, we'll begin to write the code in our server project to help allow a user to search for listings in a certain location. To achieve this, we'll first modify the existing `listings` GraphQL query field to accept an optional `location` argument that when provided will return the listings that pertain only to that location.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen