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mw-npm-module

v1.0.1

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npm node module test, for artifacts for registry.

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Keywords

nodetypescriptexpresspromisesparallelasync await

Readme

Mark Webley: test

Repo: https://github.com/front-end-developer/

About:

Nothing fancy just something experimental with node with typescript, & automated AWS CI / CD integration, custom node module for artifacts / registry.

I set up the template to load dependencies like boostrap etc as is, so that it can run locally when off line for some reason during development, but I could set it up optionally to run off a CDN.

Dependency:

Node version at least Node 12.9.0 to use Promise.allSettled.

usefulness:

npm run dev

npm run stop

npm run prod

npm run stop && npm run tsc && npm run dev

ROUTES:

http://localhost:3000

Github / AWS Integration

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Github / AWS automation on CI / CD

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NOTE:

when you install eslint with npx eslint --init

you have to use powershell, because the normal terminal will not allow you to select the options.