Create-quick-node-app NPM

Quick start

Creating an App

npx create-quick-node-app my-app
cd my-app
npm run dev (To run in development)

MNode

Getting started

MNode is a basic skeleton written in JavaScript with expressive, elegant syntax. We believe development must be an enjoyable and creative experience to be truly fulfilling. MNode takes the pain out of development by easing common tasks used in many applications. MNode is accessible, powerful, and provides tools required for large, robust applications.

A ready-to-use boilerplate for REST API Development with Node.js, Express, and MongoDB.

This README would normally document whatever steps are necessary to get your application up and running.

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Features

Multiple environment ready (development, production)
Basic Authentication (Register/Login/Forgot Password)
Profile Management (Pull Profile Details/Update Profile/Change Password)
Email helper ready just import and use.
Integrated Authorization.
Integrated ACL with User permission & Role Permission.
Integrated with Neo4J, Redis and Kafka.

Software Requirements

Node.js 16.20+ (Recommended 18.18)
MongoDB 5+ (Recommended 6.0)

How to run

Database cleaning and seeding samples

There are 3 available commands for this: fresh, clean and seed.

npm run command

fresh cleans and then seeds the database with dynamic data.
clean cleans the database.
seed seeds the database with dynamic data.

Running API server locally

npm run dev

You will know server is running by checking the output of the command npm run dev

✔ Bootstrapping Application
✔ Mode: YOUR_APP_MODE
✔ Port: YOUR_APP_PORT
✔ Connected to database with  YOUR_DB_CONNECTION_STRING
✔ Mapping Routes
✔ Application Started

Note: YOUR_APP_MODE is your application running mode that you have set up in .env file, YOUR_APP_PORT is your node port that you have set up in .env file for run node app and YOUR_DB_CONNECTION_STRING will be your MongoDB connection string.

Creating new models

If you need to add more models to the project just create a new file in /models/. To create a new model you can use below command.

node cli make:model product

product is your model here

Creating new routes

If you need to add more routes to the project just create a new file in /routes/ for web and add in /routes/api for api. It will be loaded dynamically. To create a new model you can use below command.

node cli make:route product

Creating new controllers

If you need to add more controllers to the project just create a new file in /app/controllers/ and use them in the routes. To create a new model you can use below command.

node cli make:controller product

product is your controller here

Helpfull Commands from CLI to create files (recommended)

node cli make:controller product
node cli make:model product
node cli make:service product
node cli make:validation product
node cli make:middleware product
node cli make:route product
node cli make:testCase product

Authorization & ACL setting

Authorization setting example in router

router.get('/users', [authMiddleware.verifyToken], usersController.userStore);

ACL setting example in router

router.post(
  '/users',
  [authMiddleware.verifyToken, aclMiddleware.hasPermission('read', 'users')], // "read" as action, "users" as resource
  usersController.userStore,
);