Node.js Code Generator

Node.js code generator is a developer-centric platform to build backend CRUD APIs along with other essential features to boost developers' productivity time by twofold!

Developers just need to add their schema data to reduce their work related to models into a few simple configurations. Developers can also configure platforms , routes, role access, authentication & more for their application.

Most importantly, the Node.js code generator gives developers total code ownership. The code it generates is bug-free and easily customizable

Table of contents

• Get started

• Supported Architectures

• Features

• Documentation

Get started

After a successful run, a user can configure different settings using UI, and build an app to generate the code.

1. To run npm i && npm run start

⚠️ Note: Use npm i --force If your npm installation fails. As Node version >= 14 will give you errors if peer dependency in different packages have ambiguation in versions.

2. With npm run start project will run on 3000 port.
3. Run http://localhost:3000 and you will see "create application" form. After creating an application you can configure modules and build the app to get the source code.

4. After a successful build, Generated code will resides inside the **packages/server/output** folder.

Supported architectures

This project provides two architectures to choose from, while creating an application.

Clean Code

The main rule of clean architecture is that code dependencies can only move from the outer levels inward. Code on the inner layers can have no knowledge of functions on the outer layers.

MVC - Model-View-Controller

The Model-View-Controller (MVC) is an architectural pattern that separates an application into three main logical components: the model, the view, and the controller. Each of these components are built to handle specific development aspects of an application.

Features of generated code

1. User Authentication and Authorization (using Passport)
2. Social Login APIs
3. CRUD APIs with middleware and attributes' selection
4. List API with pagination, populate and queries
5. Upload attachment API with validation and storage options like (Local server or S3 public/private bucket)
6. Role-Permission
7. Hooks and Indexes
8. Policy/middleware
9. API request body validation (Using joi)
10. API response with standard error and message pattern
11. Test cases
12. Postman collection and API documentation
13. Constants
14. Environment Variables for development, QA and production
15. Custom API setup
16. Multiple Platform selection and User type configuration
17. MVC and Clean-code architecture
18. Supported Databases
    a. MongoDB
    b. SQL Server
    c. MYSQL
    d. PostgreSQL

Documentation

Here's the Documentation of How you can use generated APIs

Contribution

Have you found a bug? 🐞 Please report it here or have a nice feature 💡 to contribute? Add it here
Our Contribution guide will help you how to contribute.

Support

If you have problems or questions go to our Discord channel, we will then try to help you as quickly as possible: https://discord.gg/hTuNauNjyJ