• Docker
• Docker Compose
• Node 15

• Typescript
• Prisma
• Docker

1. Clone the Repo;
2. Install development dependencies: $ npm install
3. Run Docker Development mode: $ docker-compose up -d
4. Enjoy!

1. Clone the Repo;
2. Install development dependencies: $ npm install
3. Start development server: $ npm run dev
4. Enjoy!

Run this commands from the project folder with npm run "script-name".

• dev: runs project in development mode
• build: builds all .ts files from ./src folder to ./build
• lint: lints source code using eslint
• update: easily check for updates and update all dependencies
• test: run tests
• test:watch: run tests in watch mode
• test:report: run testsa and adds report file
• generate:module: generate an new module on node on rails modee

This starter is already configured to allow you to extend typings of external packages. The logic behind it is based on this official template. To augment a module, just create a folder with the same name as the module you are augmenting and add an index.d.ts in it. Here you can find a real world example.

Warning: This starter uses new V8 inspect protocol so you have to use at least Node.js 7.7.4 if you want to use the included debugger settings.

• start dev server with npm run dev
• now you have two ways:
  • use the provided debug URL in Chrome
  • use VS Code included (inside .vscode folder) attach config (best debugging experience)

This stater uses Node.js best practices and creates dummy user to start node process, instead of using root user.

# Go to the root of your repo created from this starter
# Build your docker image
docker build -t.

# run your docker container
docker run -p 3000:3000