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@themodcraft/jserver

v0.0.7

Published

A flexible JSON server that can be integrated into Next.js

Readme

JServer

This package allows you to run a fully functional JSON-based API server alongside your Next.js application.

Installation

npm install npm i @themodcraft/jserver

Setup

Integration with next.config.js

To start the JSON Server automatically when you run Next.js in development mode, you can wrap your next.config.js with withJServer.

// next.config.js
import { withJServer } from '@themodcraft/jserver';

/** @type {import('next').NextConfig} */
const nextConfig = {
  // Your Next.js config
};

export default withJServer(nextConfig);

This will start the JServer on the port specified in your JServer.json (defaulting to 3000, so make sure it doesn't conflict with Next.js which also defaults to 3000).

Standalone Usage

You can also run it as a standalone service:

npx jserver

Or programmatically:

import { startServer } from 'jserver';

startServer();

Features

  • Dynamic Routing: Automatic resolution based on your db.json.
  • Schema Validation: Uses AJV for JSON schema validation.
  • OpenAPI/Swagger: Automatically generates documentation at /docs.
  • Authentication: Built-in JWT support.
  • Data Scrubber: Automatically removes sensitive information from responses.

Documentation

For detailed documentation on configuration options and features, please refer to the official documentation.

Funds

I don't need the funds, but if you want to support the project, you can do that by supporting the dependency of this projects:

💖 Support the Ecosystem

The following maintainers provide the core infrastructure for this project. Please consider sponsoring them:

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