Manipulate Data with Javascript and NodeJS

🌟 Goal

Learning Javascript basics by manipulating arrays, objects, functions etc...

👷 Prerequisites

1. Have a Github account properly setup with your local Git

   You should use ssh authentication between your local git and Github. How to set it up

2. Fork the repository

   

3. Clone your fork locally

   cd /path/to/workspace 
   git clone [email protected]:YOUR_USERNAME/secure-web-dev-workshop1.git

4. Run the index.js file with node

   node index.js

5. Check the result, it should display 🚀 It Works!

🗒 What to do

There are multiple TODO instructions inside the index.js file. You have to do the task associated with each one of them.

Commit your changes after resolving each TODO

git commit -m "feat(feat-name): Explain commit"

📦 Data structure

We will work on a public dataset (OpenData) given by French gov and the city of Paris, named "Lieux de tournage à Paris"

This dataset represents a list of locations for outdoor scene shooting in Paris since 2016. It does not include data of the current year.

Here is an element extracted from the dataset, to show the data structure:

{
  "datasetid": "lieux-de-tournage-a-paris",
  "recordid": "737d97372281f1d51fe3294aae21179ca00e2e05",
  "fields": {
    "coord_y": 48.83566,
    "type_tournage": "Long m\u00e9trage",
    "nom_producteur": "MANDARIN PRODUCTION",
    "date_fin": "2020-08-21",
    "geo_point_2d": [
      48.83566000015182,
      2.348314535961912
    ],
    "nom_tournage": "TOUT S'EST BIEN PASSE",
    "ardt_lieu": "75013",
    "geo_shape": {
      "coordinates": [
        2.348314535961912,
        48.83566000015182
      ],
      "type": "Point"
    },
    "id_lieu": "2020-404",
    "nom_realisateur": "Francois OZON",
    "adresse_lieu": "rue pascal, 75013 paris",
    "date_debut": "2020-08-20",
    "annee_tournage": "2020",
    "coord_x": 2.34831454
  },
  "geometry": {
    "type": "Point",
    "coordinates": [
      2.348314535961912,
      48.83566000015182
    ]
  },
  "record_timestamp": "2022-02-21T12:01:17.756+01:00"
}