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This is my folder structure:

I am building a Login Page for my web site,

client side code

STUDENT WARNING. I am learning to use Nodejs, express with NEDB and database. I am attempting to query my home.db (NeDB) for a specific record, making use of user input (in this case, the name of a person). High-level diagram of the process: High-level record request process

Process (in my mind) flows as follows:

1. User input captured in home.html input & GET is clicked
2. searchSpecific() in home.js is called where fetch() executes
3. index.js (server) receives request and app.get() is called
4. app.get() returns result to home.js
5. home.js dynamically updates table with result (lets assume the record exists in the db)
6. ends

Results being aimed for:

1. success or failed attempt notification to user on home.html
2. partial matching of user input vs db records to be attempted & returned

Here is what I cant get to work:

1. The ability to pass the user input from home.html into home.js fetch() to enable the server index.js db.home.find( { : /value/}...) to search for the record

When reviewing the NeDB docs, the code seems to only apply to index.js and does not advise on home to call the api from another webpage and providing proper data structure. I feel that I still have much to learn about HTTP requests and thus am struggling, but beginner-friendly info for NeDB is not easy to find (dare I say in short supply).

Current code samples: home.html

I've created a simple nodejs app that will use express to do some file processing operations. I will pack the final app using pkg this mean that the app will access the packaged resources in readonly mode. Since I want to implement a login system and a one time account creation, what's the best way to proceed? The app will open a browser tab that will run the a vuejs app for the UI. I'm thinking to use nedb-promises by implementing it in the vue app but the data stored inside it are accessible to all so the login will become insecure. Is there a way to encrypt/decrypt stored data inside nedb-promises?

Another solution I'm thinking to use is to run the one time account creation and to store the created account info inside a .env file that will be created inside the folder where te app will run. With this method how I can hash password and account data and when the app is launched check them with the credential that the user will input?

I'm trying to create an Electron application using the Vue CLI package in npm, but in the process of using puppeteer, I get the following error message.

I have an embedded NeDB database with numerous entries with multiple fields and I'm looking to only get the dates from every entry and store it into an array. I'm using NeDB, NodeJS and express.

The dataset looks like so:

Function checkExists is taking too long to execute. Tried to use await async function but had no effect. var exists = await checkExists(data.email); is returning undefined because not awaiting for checkExists.

I have my index.js:

I'm trying to find documents by only the document name in NeDB. I have read through the documentation, but all examples also search on a value. I am only inserting one document, and need to query by its name only.

I am trying to create a hyperswarm network between multiple node servers (which works fine) and also a browser instance (which doesn't).

I thought that I could browserify the server.js code like I would do if I wanted to run express.js in the browser, but I'm getting a weird error: bundle.js:12852 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token '{'

Here is the server.js code I browserified: