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@devmoods/express-extras

v0.39.1

Published

Kubernetes-ready utilities for rapid Node.js application development

Downloads

804

Readme

@devmoods/express-extras

Kubernetes-ready utilities for rapid Node.js application development

Extremely opinionated set of utilities for cranking out production-ready Node.js apps in a timely manner. We assume you are using PostgreSQL as the main database, Redis for data you don't want in Postgres and Faktory for background jobs.

  • Only works with ECMAScript Modules (ESM)
  • Thin layer on top of Express with better support for async/await
  • PostgreSQL with transactions and migrations
  • Redis
  • Slack (and Discord) client for sending operational notifications
  • CLI commands inspired by Django's management commands
  • Delayed jobs with Faktory
  • Validation of HTTP requests using JSON Schemas
  • Logging helpers to write well-formatted contextual JSON logs to stdout
  • Request local context using AsyncLocalStorage (e.g. request ids)
  • RFC 7807 Problem Details for HTTP APIs by default
  • Works best with the pnpm package manager
  • Uses Sentry for external error monitoring
  • Inspired by The Twelve-Factor App
    • Graceful shutdown
    • Read configuration from .env files

Goals

  • Time-to-market

Non-goals

  • Encourage deviating from the chosen path

Example

See the example/ folder for a complete example.

Configure

Put environment variables in .env at the application will automatically read those on startup. For test configuration in unit and integrations tests, use .env.test.