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next-competition-backend

v1.0.5

Published

Setup basic BE for Next JS based competition website

Readme

This serves as the backend for competition / events related NEXT.js based website

Installation

npx next-competition-backend

Guide on Integrating

  1. Install and configure .env

  2. Configure HTML email template on src/api/utils/sendEmail.ts

  3. Build FE under app/(app) folder


Template REPO

https://github.com/Troll321/next-competition-backend-template

Feature

  • Verifying and reviewing
  • File upload and payment
  • Email
  • Admin panel (for user managing and reviewing)
  • Submission with level (e.g. preliminary, semifinal, ...)
  • Extensible (could be extended to include new integration as wished)
  • Flexible (could meet all of your constraints need)
  • Customizable (easily customized from admin panel)
  • Prebuilt FE implementation as example (src/components/functional)

Dependencies

  • 3rd party integration: Auth0, MongoDB, Supabase (PostgreSQL + Storage), Google Recaptcha, Google OAuth, Google SMTP, Payment
  • Extendable dependency: Payment and Storage. By default this use IDRX and Supabase Storage
  • DO NOT CHANGE: Auth0*, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL (this is crucial for app)
  • On production: Set rate limiting on domain hosting and set .env + 3rd party integration

*Auth0 is crucial because by default the access control is based on Auth0 middleware.
**Key is based on email, thus Auth0 configured login method should always require email

Notes

  • Reserved path: /api/*, /app_api/*, /admin/*, /auth/* should NOT be used.
  • Set a few dummy data on the admin and see changes, by default the /playground/integrated assumes dummy data verifiable named: profile and tim_paper and submittable named: paper_submission (this is not mandatory)
  • profile verifiable is created on login (see src/api/authentication/loginHandler.ts).
    This could be disabled or changed
  • Implement custom StorageAdapter or PaymentAdapter class and add to adapters array src/api/payment/server.ts or src/api/upload/server.ts
  • Check Next config for experimental config (this is done to prevent pooling exhaustion)
  • See /agents for further inquiry

License: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html