Three-Tier MongoDB College Project

Hello!

This is a basic college project that I need completed within 3 days. The design doesn’t need to be fancy or polished—just follow the instructions exactly. Focus on functionality over aesthetics.
Instructions are provided below.

""For this project, you are requested to develop front-end, back-end, and middleware based web application which will to store, update, delete and retrieve information from/in MongoDB database through NodeJS services .
You can choose any domain (example: flight booking system, vacation plan website, ecommerce website, etc.) for your project.

Project must have 3 tiers:
Backend : Develop a MongoDB database with necessary collections and documents under the collections.
Middleware: Create HTTP Services (GET, POST, PUT, Delete) to retrieve, insert, update, delete data in/from the MongoDB database you have created.
Frontend: Create some web pages, where you are reading data from your MongoDB database through the HTTP GET Services and display the data (not in JSON format but as a web page data). Also create web pages with some web forms to insert, delete, update data into your MongoDB collections through POST, DEL, and PUT HTTP Services. You are requested to do input-validation for your forms (client-side input validation)

Your task is to provide the following:
- MVC design
- Frontend: Create some web pages, where you are reading data from your MongoDB database through the HTTP GET Services and display the data (not in JSON format but as a web page data). Also create web pages with some web forms to insert, delete, update data into your MongoDB collections through POST, DEL, and PUT HTTP Services. You are requested to do input-validation for your forms (client-side input validation)
- Back-End development;
Use MongoDB to store the information of all vehicles. Use RestFul requests/web-service using Node. Develop a web-service to handle the requests
- Middleware: Create HTTP Services (GET, POST, PUT, Delete) to retrieve, insert, update, delete data in/from the MongoDB database you have created.
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