Node.js API Masterclass with Express and MongoDB - Documentation With Postman & Docgen

The video tutorial explains how to create and publish API documentation using Postman and Doggen. It covers setting up environments for deployment, publishing documentation, and generating HTML files with Doggen. The tutorial also includes installation instructions for Doggen on both Mac and Windows, and demonstrates how to deploy the generated HTML documentation to a server.

What tool is used to generate HTML files for API documentation?

• Swagger

• Doggen

• Javadoc

• Postman

In Postman, what is the purpose of setting up different environments?

• To store API keys securely

• To switch between development and production settings

• To automate API testing

• To manage different API versions

What format is used to export Postman collections for generating HTML documentation?

• YAML

• CSV

• XML

• JSON

Which package manager is used to install Doggen on a Mac?

• apt-get

• Chocolatey

• Homebrew

• npm

What issue might occur when integrating HTML documentation into the API's public folder?

• Incompatible HTML version

• Missing font files

• Incorrect URL paths

• Missing API endpoints

What is the purpose of placing the HTML file in the public folder of the API?

• To improve API performance

• To secure the API

• To enable API versioning

• To make the documentation accessible via the API's root URL

What is the next step after ensuring the documentation is correctly displayed on localhost?

• Adding more API endpoints

• Creating a new Postman collection

• Deploying to a production environment

• Removing unused code

Which server software is mentioned for use in the deployment process?

• Nginx

• Tomcat

• IIS

• Apache

What additional feature is planned to be added during deployment?

• SSL certificate

• Load balancing

• Database integration

• Caching mechanism

What is the main goal of the deployment process described in the video?

• To create a development environment

• To build a production-ready API

• To document API changes

• To test new API features