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nova-fast-pattern-2.0

v1.0.1

Published

A high-performance backend boilerplate using Fastify, TypeScript, and Zod.

Readme

NovaFast Pattern

Plantilla base para proyectos Fastify con arquitectura modular.

¿Qué incluye?

  • Estructura modular por dominios
  • Plugins base (CORS, Swagger)
  • Conexión simple a PostgreSQL
  • Ejemplo de módulo example

Cómo usar

  1. Copia el repositorio
  2. Instala dependencias: npm install
  3. Crea un fichero de entorno local:
cp .env.example .env
# Edita `.env` y establece los valores (por ejemplo DATABASE_URL)
  1. Ejecuta en desarrollo (recarga automática):
npm run dev
  1. Probar el endpoint de salud:
curl http://127.0.0.1:3000/health
# - En dev sin DATABASE_URL configurada devuelve: {"status":"ok","db":"skipped"}
# - Si DATABASE_URL está presente y la BD responde devuelve: {"status":"ok"}
# - Si DATABASE_URL está presente pero la BD no responde devuelve 503 y {"status":"error"}

Notas:

  • No subas tu archivo .env al repositorio. Este repo incluye .env.example con las variables necesarias.
  • En producción debes proporcionar las variables de entorno mediante tu sistema de despliegue (GitHub Actions secrets, Kubernetes Secrets, Vault, etc.).