A basic app that has all the features that all platfroms have like authentication, validation, error handling and more.

Similar to the MEAN stack just with Neo4j rather than Mongo.

• Angular (client), Node (API), Neo4j (database)
• Nodejs in Typescript
• Basic Webpack build for Node (API)
• Angular CLI
• Chrome extension build output
• JWT (JSON web token) authentication
• Password hashing + salt
• SendGrid Email integration
• Angular Material
• Neo4j query integration
• API arcitecture (route -> controller -> service -> repository)
• Shared validation between Angular and Node (Error handling)
• Shared strongly typed view models
• Shared strongly typed API endpoints
• Google analytics - automatic page tracking
• Client share actions
• Lazy load routes with preloaded parts
• Image uploader to Firebase storage
• Tutorial/on-boading framework
• Emoji picker (Material CDK)
• Media (Image, YouTube, Vimeo) display component
• Web share API
• Basic web socket connection
• Stripe Payment integration
• Custom Material theme

Client pages

• sign up
• login
• forgot password/reset password
• header navigation/footer
• newsletter sign up
• email feedback
• profile
• tutorials
• verify email
• terms and conditions, pricacy policy and help

• Progressive Web App (PWA)
• Angular localization
• GraphQL integration (Apollo)
• Cordova IOS build output
• Unit + integration tests (Karma + Protractor)

Make sure you have Node.js, Neo4j and Angular CLI installed.

Neo4j note: create a local database with with username: neo4j and password: neo4j

$ git clone [email protected]:CharlBest/nean-stack-starter.git
$ cd nean-stack-starter
$ npm install
$ npm start

Your app should now be running on localhost:3000

$ npm run dev

Its free ;)

This file is Heroku specific for hosting the nean demo app. Delete it if your are not using Heroku

Change to yours.

In the environments folder there are 2 files. one for dev and one for production. The angular CLI switches them at build time.

In the environments folder there is 1 file. In development default values are used. In production your hosting service should set process.env with the appropriate variables

Note: firebase storage has authentication on their buckets. Whitelist your url or something