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I am making a simple check-in and check-out system for employees. In the main panel I want to show the number of hours worked per day and in another field the weekly total.

I can now show the hours per day in a table, the problem comes when I have to show the total since I make that query to the database with another query.

With the following code I perform the query and perform a render in the index view using the EJS templates.:

I have upgraded my angular to angular 13. when I run to build SSR it gives me following error.

I'm using node.js to code a simple login/ sign up program that stores the account details (username, email, and password) on a MongoDB database. I've made sure I've downloaded MongoDB correctly, but I can't figure out what's wrong with my code... there are no errors thrown but the name, email, and hashedPassword aren't being inserted into the users database.

Here's my code from my server.js file:

I have this piece of code inside a controller:

I have a restAPI backend that I am trying to get data from. I am using NodeJS but for some reason, the data loads in the console as JSON but when I try to print it in the new webpage I get an error

I have a website where users can submit text in whichever kind of font they'd like, and when their text is loaded on an ejs file, it displays the text in their chosen font. Here is the means of selecting the font:

I'm trying to load a markdown file as a static file which should afterwards be rendered via a html file. My question now is how I am to apply CSS Styling. Here is my code for the index.js:

I am completely new to node js , I am trying to set it up in EC2 AWS.I tried using the command "npm start" but nothing has happened

below is my package.json

I'm unsure of how to apply the MVC architecture to my node web app, in specific separating the model from the controller.

The current structure has the views separated properly (all my .ejs files) and then I guess that my app.js is like the controller as it contains all the routes to respond to http requests. The routes are then handled in a queries.js file which is where I query my database using node-postgres (most of the views rendered are either displaying information from the database or displaying forms so the user can insert data to the database). Should I be doing this differently, or more specifically should I try to create a model that contains raw data from the database and have the route handlers manipulate this data instead of directly querying the database (not sure how I would handle inserting into the database then...)? I'm just concerned that the current way I have structured my web app will make it difficult to manage as it grows and difficult for other to understand and add on to.

Here is an example of how the web app is currently structured: Say a user clicks a button to display all the active orders, my app.js file would look something like this