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create-gemforce-web-api

v1.0.3

Published

Build REST or GraphQL Web APIs by executing a single command

Downloads

15

Readme

create-gemforce-web-api

Build REST/GraphQL APIs with single command

Typescript REST/GraphQL code generator with JWT authentication

npx create-gemforce-web-api <project-name>

then

cd <project-name>
yarn install or npm install
yarn build or npm run build
yarn start or npm start

Example

to see what this generator creates for you checkout this project

Used libraries

Graphql

REST

Commands

Starting app:

yarn start or npm start

Starting with nodemon

yarn startd or npm run startd

Debuging:

yarn debug or npm run debug

Typescript build:

yarn build or npm run build

Typescript build (watch mode):

yarn watch or npm run watch

Creating typeorm migration

yarn migration:create or npm run migration:create

Environment Variables

The environment variables file can be found and modified in the .env in root of porject.

# Port number
PORT=4000

# JWT
# JWT access token secret key
ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET=ajlkqowieuqowueoi
# JWT refresh token secret key (use different secrets for refresh and access tokens)
REFRESH_TOKEN_SECRET=qopwieioque1
# access token expiry (default 15 minutes)
ACCESS_TOKEN_EXPIRY=15m
# refresh token expiry (default 7 days)
REFRESH_TOKEN_EXPIRY=7d
# refresh token cookie name
REFRESH_TOKEN_COOKIE_NAME=jid

# CORS 
# you can set cors for client your application
CORS_CLIENT_HOST=http://localhost:3000

Project Structure

src\
 |--entities\             # data layer (model)
 |--dataAccess\           # data access layer (repos and migrations)
 |--services\             # service layer (pure app logic)
 |--services.contracts\   # types and interfaces for service layer
 |--host\                 # application host layer
   |--auth\               # authentication system with jwt
   |--graphql\            # all files related to graphql (if selected in cli)
   |--restApi\            # all files related to rest (if selected in cli)
   |--app.ts              # express app 
 |--ormconfig.json        # database config file
 |--Dockerfile            # docker file
 |--.nev                  # environment variables file
 |--index.ts              # application entry point
 

Routes

POST /refresh_token - get new tokens
POST /revoke_refresh_token - revoke refresh token

REST
POST /register body:{username,password,confirmPassword} - registers new user and sends access_token
POST /login body:{username,password} - authenticates user and sends access_token
GET /login - current user information
DELETE /login - logout current user

GraphQL
POST /graphql - graphql api (see graphql docs for register, login, logout)