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quickstart-nodejs

v1.0.5

Published

Quickstart Node.js boilerplate generator

Readme

🚀 QuickStartNodejs (Node.js Boilerplate)

A production-ready Node.js + Express boilerplate with MongoDB, PostgreSQL, JWT authentication, Cloudinary integration, AWS support, PDF generation, and more.

Easily kickstart your next backend project with just one command 👇

npx quickstart-nodejs my-app
cd my-app
npm install
npm start

📂 Features

  • ✅ Express.js setup with middleware (CORS, Helmet, Morgan, BodyParser)
  • ✅ MongoDB + Mongoose connection ready
  • ✅ PostgreSQL + pg connection ready
  • ✅ JWT Authentication (login/register flow)
  • ✅ Google OAuth 2.0 Authentication (login with Google)
  • ✅ AWS S3 integration ready
  • ✅ Cloudinary for image uploads
  • ✅ PDF Generation using pdfmake
  • ✅ Email Utility with Nodemailer
  • ✅ Encryption / Decryption helpers
  • ✅ Swagger API Docs setup
  • ✅ Pre-configured folder structure for scalability

🆕 Built-in Utilities

  • 🔹 DateTime Formatter – format dates/times easily
  • 🔹 Number Formatter – format large numbers, decimals, percentages
  • 🔹 Currency Formatter – handle INR/USD/other currency formats
  • 🔹 OTP System – generate + verify one-time passwords
  • 🔹 Captcha Utility – basic captcha generator & validator
  • 🔹 Excel Export Utility – export all user data into an Excel file (.xlsx)
  • 🔹 Excel Import Utility – bulk import users from Excel (with duplicate email check + safe field validation)
  • 🔹 Google OAuth Utility – authenticate users with their Google account (auto-save in DB + JWT issued)

📁 Folder Structure Overview

my-app/
│── server.js          
│── package.json
│── .env.example
│── src/
│── ├── auth           # Auth  handling
│   ├── config/        # DB connections, Cloud configs, Swagger
│   ├── controllers/   # Route controllers
│   ├── middlewares/   # Auth & error handling
│   ├── models/        # Mongo + Postgres schemas
│   ├── routes/        # Express routes
│   ├── utils/         # Helpers (email, pdf, enc/dec)
│   └── app.js         # Express app setup

⚡ Quick Start

1️⃣ Install via NPX

npx quickstart-nodejs my-app

2️⃣ Install dependencies

cd my-app
npm install

3️⃣ Setup environment

Copy .env.example → .env and update your values

cp.env.example.env;

4️⃣ Run the server

npm start

Your API will run at: http://localhost:5000 🚀

🔑 Environment Variables

All required env variables are listed in .env.example.


📜 Scripts

npm start       # Run in production mode (node server.js)
npm run dev     # Run in development mode (nodemon server.js)
npm run lint    # Lint code

🛠 Tech Stack

  • Node.js
  • Express.js
  • MongoDB + Mongoose
  • PostgreSQL + pg
  • Cloudinary
  • AWS S3
  • JWT
  • pdfmake
  • Nodemailer

📜 License

MIT License