Installing a Node.js List Application to save your Favorite Books

In this blog I’ll demonstrate installing a simple Node.js application built for avid readers to keep a list of their favorite books. Using Cosmic JS you can add books to this list and in addition, a link to purchase the book. The main page displays the current books in the list with a short description of the book. To obtain more info about the book you can click on the “More Info” button. This takes you to the page where it displays a full description of the book along with the full image and a link to purchase on Amazon.

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We’ll be using Cosmic JS to install and manage our Favorite Book App’s content, data and files.

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Install the Favorite Books Node.js List App

Install via the Cosmic JS CLI

Run the following code, one line at a time, in your preferred command line tool. Go to the Cosmic CLI NPM page for more info.

Cosmic JS is empowering blended teams of developers and non-technical editors to build apps faster and manage content more nimbly on a light-weight stack. Installing example applications is a great way to prototype and get familiarized with easy content modeling examples within your Bucket Dashboard. To install the Favorite Books App from the Cosmic JS Community, Sign Up.

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Carson Gibbons is the Co-Founder & CMO of Cosmic JS, an API-first Cloud-based Content Management Platform that decouples content from code, allowing devs to build slick apps and websites in any programming language they want.