This real world example application uses Deno, Drash, Vue, Webpack, PostgreSQL, and docker-compose.

$ docker-compose build && docker-compose up -d
$ docker-compose exec drash bash
# /root/.deno/bin/nessie migrate
# /root/.deno/bin/nessie seed

Navigate to localhost:1667

• Docker compose environment
• Logging
• Authentication (/users/login)
• User accounts
  • Postgres DB to hold user accounts with a seeder
  • Registration
  • Login
  • Password hashing
• Redis?
• API container?
• Web socket?
• Database model representations
• Vue (built with webpack using Vue Single File Components)
• Cypress

There are a total of 100 users, with each user having the same password. Say we want to login as user 32:

Username: user32
Password: Userpass1
Email: [email protected]

• Docker - Containerisation
• Apache - Acts as how Apache can be used as a proxy server for Drash
• Deno - Javascript and Typescript runtime
• Drash - Web server
• Vue - Frontend framework
• Webpack - Bundling Vue
• Postgres - Postgres driver for the applications database
• Bcrypt - Hashing and comparing passwords
• Rhum - Testing framework
• Dmm - Module Manager for Deno to update our dependencies
• Vue-input - Library used to help the display of article tags as 'pills', allowing them to be removed and added like a shopping cart
• Cypress - Browser testing framework