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And once our earth is working now, essentially, we want to set up a model or a job and of course,

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work on the rest of the world.

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Now, before we set up the model dome, let me also quickly say it.

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So this is going to be create jobs.

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So let's set up the name create.

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Job and, of course, austerity in the jobs one, and I also want to test it out really quickly where

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if in a head I make that mistake and I don't have the space, what response I get, of course I have

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authentication error.

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So, again, this just proves the point that I was making before essentially here.

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And if we all met the space over here, we still check the token.

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And of course, in that case, we're not able to split it, meaning we are splitting it, but we're

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just getting on the phone.

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And as a result, our token is undefined as well.

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So hopefully that is clear.

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So now let me just navigate to the models and I want to create a job model.

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And the first thing that I want to do is set up the Mangoush.

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And of course, that is equal to acquire.

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And we're looking for a package, Raimondo's one.

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And after that, let's just set up our schema.

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So let me close the sidebar just so we have a little bit more real estate.

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So job schema, and that is equal to new Mangoush and schema schema.

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And here let's passing the object.

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And as far as the properties, I'm going to have the company.

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And I will be equal to an object of type will be set, the string of required will be true and we will

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set it up as an array, of course, and let's just say true.

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And as far as the message will go with please provide company and name.

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And the last thing that I want to set up for the company is max length that we can use on strings.

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And in here we'll set it up as 50.

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Of course, if you want to go with different value, be my guest.

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So let me take the company and I'll copy and paste this one one time.

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And the second property we want to set up is the position.

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It's going to be a string again, will be required and in this case, of course, will say position,

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please provide position as far as the max length in this case, let's maybe increase it.

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In my case, I'm going to go to hundred.

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And then as far as the job interview, well, there's always the status, whether it's pending or whether

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we're waiting for a response, whether we already have the interview or it was the client.

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Correct.

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And essentially, we want to do that using the status properly, so karma status.

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And again, it's going to be an object.

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It's going to be a string, but we'll use that enum remember option where we can set up the array with

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a possible virus.

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So let's say here.

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ENUM And as far as possible values, like I said, we'll go with interview and declined.

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Declined.

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And then the last one will be pending and this is going to be the case again, we're on the front end,

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we'll just provide at least two hours of company one and position when we are creating the job.

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So these are going to be the values that are required.

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However, the status one we will manipulate when we are modifying the job, so therefore will go status.

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These are our options.

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And then, like I said, lastly, we'll go default and set it equal to pending.

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That's the set up I'm going to have.

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And then probably the most most important property that we haven't set up is the created by Y.

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Well, because in here we'll tie our job to the actual user and the way it's going to look like we'll

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go here with created by again the name is really up to you, but that's set up that I have created by

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and then type is not going to be string or a number fact, it's going to be a Mongo's types and then

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we're looking for object and.

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This is very, very important.

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So essentially now we're tying our job model to the user one.

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So we have the user model over here.

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Correct.

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So this is where we're creating user.

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So every time we'll create a job, we will assign it to one of the users.

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And as a result, of course, our functionality will work because every job that we will create will

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be associated with a user.

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So first we have a type and we need to go mongoose types and then object ID.

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That's going to be the type for a property.

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And then we need to go rough and we need to specifically say, well, which model are we referencing?

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And in this case we'll go with user, of course.

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So I want to tie the job to the user.

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Hopefully that is clear.

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And then of course, we want to go with a required as well because we don't want to create a job without

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a user, set it equal to zero.

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And as far as the value, again, we just go please provide an user.

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And then lastly.

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Right after the scheme object, the first option that we have over here, I want to go with karma and

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we'll set up timestamps, Andrew, and I'll showcase them once we actually start sending request from

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the postman, because you'll see the benefit of using timestamps right in the response.

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So don't worry about them for now.

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I'll show you once we start getting back the responses.

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And of course, eventually what we want to do is just go with module exports and we want a set of equal

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to Mongo's van model and line.

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As far as the name, I'm just going to go with job and then we'll pass in the job schema.

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And once we have all of this in place now, of course, we can focus on the route.

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And I guess let's start with the create job one.