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template-starter-nodejs-by-alita99

v2.2.0

Published

template-starter

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TEMPLATE STARTER

By using this template starter, a nodejs application structure is going to be create. You can specify the location of the application direction on any where.

FOLDERS

routes

The routes directory is where you define the endpoints and their corresponding handlers for your Node.js application. Each route file typically handles a set of related endpoints, making it easier to organize and manage your application's API.

controllers

In the controllers directory, you'll find the logic that handles the requests coming from the routes. Controllers contain functions that interact with models, process data, and return responses to the client.

models

The models directory stores the data models for your application. These models define the structure of your data and provide methods for interacting with your database. Each model typically corresponds to a specific entity in your application, such as a user, post, or product.

middlewares

Middleware functions in the middlewares directory are used to intercept and modify requests and responses as they flow through your application. Middleware can perform tasks like authentication, logging, error handling, and data validation.

services

The services directory contains modules that encapsulate business logic and reusable functionality that isn't directly tied to handling HTTP requests. Services can be used by controllers to perform tasks such as data processing, third-party API integration, or complex business operations.

mq

The mq directory is where you store files related to message queue implementations. Message queues are used for asynchronous communication between different parts of your application or between different services. This directory might include configurations, message producer and consumer modules, and other related code.

config

Configuration files reside in the config directory. These files contain settings and options that configure various aspects of your application, such as database connection strings, API keys, environment-specific configurations, and other parameters that affect how your application behaves.

utils

The utils directory is for utility modules that contain reusable functions and helper methods used across your application. These utilities can include functions for common tasks like data manipulation, string formatting, date formatting, encryption, and more.

helpers

Similar to utilities, the helpers directory contains modules with helper functions that assist with specific tasks or functionalities within your application. Helpers often encapsulate logic that is used in multiple places throughout your codebase, making it easier to maintain and reuse common functionality.

Variables

| Variable | | Description | | ------------- | --- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | TEMPLATE_PATH | | This variable allows you to specify the directory where the application will be created. | | PORT | | Use this variable to specify the port on which the application will run. |