Lessons

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In this lesson, we'll begin to work on the client-side to facilitate the booking of a listing. We'll begin by first disabling any dates in the listing page datepickers that have been previously booked by other users.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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In this lesson, we'll continue from the previous lesson and look to see how we can update the bookingsIndex of a listing document with the dates that have recently been booked by a tenant.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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Before we begin to implement the `createBooking` mutation resolver, we'll first create the utility function that will facilitate a Stripe charge with the help of Stripe's API.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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For users to book a listing in our app, we'll need functionality to handle this as well as the capability to process transactions between the tenant and host. In this lesson, we'll establish the GraphQL fields in our API that will help achieve this.

Jing Chen

Hassan Djirdeh

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This is an introduction to the work we'll be doing in Module 13.0.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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In this lesson, we'll pick up from what we've done in the previous lesson by modifying our server code to utilize Cloudinary to host listing images for our TinyHouse application.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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In this lesson and module, we'll investigate to see if there's a better way of storing the newly created images for listings in our database. We'll discuss and investigate cloud-based image and video management services and see how we can use Cloudinary for our application.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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This is an introduction to the work we'll be doing in Module 12.0.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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This lesson is a summary of the work we've done in Module 11.0.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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The majority of the work we've needed to do for the form shown in the `/host` page was completed in the last lesson. In this lesson, we collect the values a user is to enter in the form and when the user decides to submit the form, we'll trigger the `hostListing` mutation we have in our API and pass the relevant input along.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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We'll now begin to work on the form on the client application where a user can create (i.e. host) a new listing. The form we'll build will essentially be the UI of the `/host` route of our application.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen

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We'll continue from what we've done in the previous lesson by having the `hostListing` resolver function we've created receive an input with new listing information which will then be added to the `"listings"` collection in our database.

Hassan Djirdeh

Jing Chen