TS-BoilerplateX is a meticulously crafted boilerplate tailored for developers seeking a seamless starting point for building powerful web applications with TypeScript and Express.js. With TS-BoilerplateX, harness the combined benefits of TypeScript's static typing and Express.js' flexibility to expedite your development process while ensuring code integrity and maintainability.

• TypeScript support
• Express.js integration
• ESLint for code linting
• Example controllers and routes
• Comprehensive documentation
• EditorConfig for consistent coding style

To quickly create an application skeleton, you can utilize the TS-BoilerplateX tool. You can run the application generator using the npx command.

npx ts-boilerplatex

To install TS-BoilerplateX, you can use npm:

npm install ts-boilerplatex

• dev: Start the development server with nodemon.
• start: Start the application using ts-node to execute src/main.ts.
• lint: Run ESLint to lint source files in the src/ directory.
• docs: Generate documentation using Typedoc from src/main.ts.
• build: Compile TypeScript files using the TypeScript compiler (tsc) based on the tsconfig.json configuration.
• build-all: Clean the build directory, then run build, esbuild-node, and esbuild-browser scripts.
• clean: Remove build artifacts and generated documentation.

The project structure is organized as follows:

TS-BoilerplateX/
|-- bin/
|   -- server.ts
|-- controller/
|   -- indexController.ts
|-- routes/
|   -- index.ts
|-- README.md
|-- package.json
|-- tsconfig.json
`-- ...

• bin/: Contains the server configuration.
• controller/: Contains controller functions to handle route logic.
• routes/: Contains route definitions.

• Morgan

  Morgan middleware is used for logging HTTP requests. It's configured to log requests in the "dev" format.

• bodyParser

  bodyParser middleware is used to parse incoming JSON and URL-encoded requests. It's configured to handle JSON and URL-encoded requests with extended mode enabled.

• compression

  compression middleware compresses HTTP responses before sending them to the client.

• cookieParser

  cookieParser middleware is used to parse cookies attached to incoming requests.

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

Licensed under the Apache-2.0. See the LICENSE file for details.