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Todos API boilerplate project

Description

This project is a simple Node.js boilerplate using TypeScript and Docker. It demonstrates vertical slicing architecture for a REST API, as detailed here: https://markhneedham.com/blog/2012/02/20/coding-packaging-by-vertical-slice/. Unlike horizontal slicing (layered architecture), vertical slicing reduces the model code gap, making the modeled domain easier to understand. The implementation also follows the principles of Clean Architecture by Uncle Bob: https://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2012/08/13/the-clean-architecture.html.

The application provides APIs for users to view, create, update, and delete todos (CRUD operations)

Application structure

todo-api
├─ package.json
├─ src
│  ├─modules (domain components)
│  │ ├─ todos
│  │ │ ├─ tests
│  │ │ ├─ repository
│  │ │ ├─ routes
│  │ │ ├─ controllers
│  │ │ ├─ *.service (business logic implementation)
│  ├─ users
│  ├─ ...
│  │
├─ infra (generic cross-component functionality)
│  ├─ data (migrations, seeds)
│  ├─ integrations (services responsible for integrations with 3rd party services - belong to repository layer)
│  ├─ loaders
│  ├─ middlewares

Before install

Please make sure that you have docker installed https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/

Development

How to run locally (in dev mode):

  1. Copy .env.sample and rename it to .env, providing the appropriate environment variable values. Some of the variables are defined in the docker-compose file
  2. Install dependencies locally npm i
  3. Start the app using npm run docker:run
  4. By default, the API server is available at http://localhost:8080/

Migrations and seed runs automatically

How to run tests in separate docker containers locally:

  1. Install dependencies locally npm i
  2. Run API tests in separate docker containers npm run docker:test

API Docs

Here is Postman collection to work with API locally:

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nodejs-todo-api-boilerplate's Issues

Anonymous async function needed in app.ts?

Hey @vyancharuk, thanks for publishing this project! I was just going through the files and wondered why you would use the anonymous async function to call initLoaders():

(async () => {
await initLoaders();
})();

I removed the async in line 7 and the anonymous function in lines 12-14 and the app worked just the same.

Is there a reason for this setup I am overseeing right now?

I also added a timeout in loaders/index.ts and recognized that the initLoaders() function in app.ts is not waiting on initDI(), expressLoader(...) and checkEnvs() (which I would expect in this place). So currently there is no reason to use async/await in this context, right?

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