create-backend

A CLI built in Node.js, to automate the process of creating a rest api / sockets backend basics

Features

✓ Support for ¡MongoDb and Mysql!

✓ Sequelize(Mysql, Postgre, Microsoft Sql, Mariadb) Support

✓ Mysqlm support (Promise Query Streams)

✓ Morgan logger with log folder

✓ Fully ready-to-use Typescript and Vanilla Javascript support

✓ More than 35 Licenses

✓ Express Ready for Promises (Async / Await)

✓ Module Aliases support

✓ Example Endpoint

✓ Fully configured enviroment variables

✓ Production ready

✓ Bulletproof Folder Structure

Usage

Use directly with npx (npx comes installed with npm)

npx create-backend

Then you just answer some prompts and boom! you got a backend.

Advanced Usage

Command Arguments

Argument | Values | Default | Description --- | --- | --- | --- -y | none | none | Skip all prompts --name | :String | 'generated_backend' | Project Name --db | mysql or mariadb or mssql or postgres or mysql_ns (No Sequelize) | mysql_ns (No Sequelize) | Database engine to be used --example | none | none | Adds an example endpoint -ts | none | none | Use Typescript instead on Vanilla Javascript --aliases | none | none | Use Aliases for Modules require's --license | see licenses.js | 'UNLICENSED' | Which license will be used --port | :Number | 3000 | Which license will be used

Examples

Create project named naza_backend

$ npx create-backend naza_backend

using typescript

$ npx create-backend naza_backend -ts

using typescript and postgressql

$ npx create-backend naza_backend --db=postgres

using javascript and mariadb

$ npx create-backend naza_backend --db=mariadb

TODO

1. [ ] Testing (Jest, Mocha)
2. [ ] Microservices (Using cota, not so soon)
3. [ ] Generate backend based on .sql script (model and controllers)
4. [x] MongoDb support
5. [ ] Joi for schema validation (Probably not)
6. [x] Express custom error handling

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