It is a full fledged 👌 setup using Node.js, Express (Typescript, express-graphql), GraphQL Modules with other utilities. Graphql Modules give you enterprise grade tooling 😎 for seperation of concern under an application with DI(dependency injection, services, middlewars and more 🚀). The graphql modules application outputs a single schema for the GraphqlHTTP (express-graphql or apollo server).

• 📝 Registration
• 🔓 Login & Authentication
• 🔏 Authorization
• 📁 Additional features like winston logger setup, codegen, tsconfig, API docs generation and HMR with ts-node, nodemon, cors with node.js server setup, and ws inspection for graphql

• Node.js 16+ latest ATM(at the moment)
• Express 4+ latest ATM
• GraphQL Modules 1.4+ latest ATM
• TypeScript 4.4+ latest ATM

NodeJS

Yarn Yarn is used to manage API server dependencies, so we're going to need that. You can install it using Homebrew (or any of the other methods mentioned in the install docs):

After cloning go to the directory & then install the dependencies

yarn install

Create your own local .env file in the top-level directory. Make sure it's formatted like sample.env with the right credentials. T

Run in development mode

yarn dev

Run in development mode with node inspect

yarn dev-debug

Run in production mode

yarn prod

Goto localhost://http://localhost:4000/graphql after yarn dev

Run a mutation to register user and create JWT token (in HelloWorld it maintains a server side array instead of DB 😂 ),

mutation register($input: Register!) {
  register(input: $input) {
    email,
    name,
    token,
    id
  }
}
// variables
{
  "input": {"name": "Hello", "email": "[email protected]", "password": "123"}
}

Login with this mutation

mutation login($input: Login){
  login(input: $input){
    id,
    name, 
    email
  }
}
// variables
{
  "input": {"email": "[email protected]", "password": "123"}
}

WIP