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Beautiful.

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Once we have the structure in place, we'll start setting up the functionality.

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And first, I want you to work on these two controllers, get all users and get a single user.

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And this should be extremely, extremely familiar.

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Where in the get all users, I want you to get only the users, where the role is user.

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Now you can get all of them, but just remember how to work with options object.

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I suggest getting users where the role is user, and I also want you to remove the password from the

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response because remember, if we just get all the users will get all the keys with the values, I want

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you to jog your memory, how we can remove something from the response.

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And then as far as get all user, just send back all the users again.

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Eventually, this will be protected throughout.

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And as far as get single user.

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Let's get the user.

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Only one user whose I.D. matches the one that in the primes.

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Again, we want to remove the password.

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That's not something we want to send back.

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If there is no user maestro A4 or four, if there is a user.

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Awesome.

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Let's send back the user in response.

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All right.

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So let's start working on that.

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And first thing we need to do well, we need to get the imports correct.

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And I purposely didn't.

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Not that in the me because I wanted you to struggle.

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Let's go here with Konst user is equal to require.

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And we're looking for the model, some models, and we're specifically user when we want to get the

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status codes, at least I do.

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That's really preference.

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So status codes.

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And is going to be equal to require.

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It should be.

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And we're looking for status, status, hyphen codes and then the very end.

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I also want to get the customer because we'll be throwing some custom error.

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And that is equal to require.

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And then we're looking for two errors folder.

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And since we're exporting from the index, that's all we have to do now, getting all users.

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What is the method that we're going to find?

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Correct.

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The only gotcha is that we only want the users where role is user.

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How do we set that one up?

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Well.

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We go here with Konst users is equal to await user dot find, so I want to get all of them and I find

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only users where they were always user.

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So let's go here, Earl.

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I don't set it equal to user.

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So that's the first part.

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Now we're getting all the users.

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Now what about removing the password?

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How we can remove them all.

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We're going to use select.

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We can go here would select, then we just need to say, well, what property I want to remove and not

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do that.

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I go with negative passwords, so this just removes it from the response.

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And now the next line will go with that status, status and passing the status codes we'll be looking

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for.

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OK, and then we'll add Jason.

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And they're just say that we're sending back to users now, I'll test it once I set up the second one

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just so we don't have to jump back and forth as far as a single user ID is in the params.

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We already know that if you want, you can structure it.

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But since it's only like what, five letters in the code, I think I'm just going to leave it there.

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So let's remove this line of code the arrows that send one.

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And first, let's start by getting the user in this case would go with a one user find one.

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Very important, this is getting one user where I.D. is equal to wreck params and remember it.

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Man, same deal.

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I want to remove the password, so minus password in response.

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But we also are going to have a case where that usually doesn't exist.

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Correct.

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So let's go here with if no user, well, let's throw a 404 throw new crust down here and we're going

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to be looking for.

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Not founder.

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I will say no user with I.D..

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And then let's look for Rick Params and I.D. one eventually if we're good to go.

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There's no status, and, you know, this is going to be much faster because of the status status codes,

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OK?

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And then user instead of users and I would go back since they're both public routes, we can test them

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right away and our post.

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So let's go to get all users.

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Let's send we get back all the users.

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So these are only the users where the role is user since in my case, John is an admin.

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I can only see Susan and Peter, and if I want a single user, I just go here and grab the Susan one.

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I change it around to the Saudi Senate and get back to Susan.

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I still don't see the password, which is really, really good.

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And if I'll start passing in the wrong ideas, then I'll start getting the error responses.

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And with this in place, we're going to start setting up our authentication middleware.