Node boilerplate for create CRUDs and restful API's with Express Framework and Sequelize ORM written in Typescript.

• 1. Installing
  • Install dependencies
  • Installing pm2
  • Environments
• 2. Database
  • Install database driver
  • Database Config
  • Migrations and Seeders
  • Creating Migration
  • Running Migration
  • Creating Seed
  • Running Seed
• 3. Schedules
  • Installing
  • Configuring
• 4. Running
• 5. Building
  • DEV
  • PROD
• 6. Docs

$ npm i

$ npm i -g pm2

Copy .env.example to .env and set environments

• PostgresSQL

$ npm install --save pg pg-hstore

• MySQL

$ npm install --save mysql2

• MariaDB

$ npm install --save mariadb

• SQLite

$ npm install --save sqlite3

• SQL Server

$ npm install --save tedious

Setting config database connection on config file: config/database.js *if you will not use migrations or seeds this config can be created with ".ts" extension more config details

• For implements migrations or seeds install sequelize-cli module:

$ npm i -g sequelize-cli

• Create database/seeders and/or database/migrations folder OBS: You can create seeds or migrations folders individually

• Create a .sequeilizerc and paste follow code:

module.exports = {
  "config": "./config/database.js", //database config file reference
  "seeders-path": "./database/seeders", //remove if you don't use seeders
  "migrations-path": "./database/migrations" //remove if you don't use migrations
};

$ sequelize migration:create --name MIGRATION_NAME

$ sequelize db:migrate

$ sequelize seed:create --name SEED_NAME

$ sequelize db:seed:all

• For implements Schedules install node-schedule module:

$ npm i node-schedule --save

$ npm i @types/node-schedule --save-dev

• Create src/jobs folder and view example of job file.

• Create src/schedule.ts file ande paste follow code or copy from example

/* src/schedule.ts */
import { resolve } from "path";
import { scheduleJob } from "node-schedule";

import * as fs from "fs";
import { Job } from "./common/interfaces/job";

const env = process.env.NODE_ENV || "development";
const prefix = env == "development" ? "" : "build/";

export default class Schedule {
  public jobs: Job[] = [];

  public constructor() {
    this.getJobs();
  }

  public getJobs = (): void => {
    const path = resolve(`${prefix}src/jobs`);
    let files = fs.readdirSync(path);
    this.jobs = files.map((file): Job => require(`./jobs/${file}`).default);
  };

  public startJobs = (): void => {
    this.jobs.map(
      (job: Job): void => {
        if (job.enabled)
          scheduleJob(job.date, async (): Promise<void> => await job.execute());
      }
    );
  };
}

• Import src/schedule.ts on app and call startJobs() method on App constructor

$ npm run dev

$ npm run build:dev

$ npm run build

• Sequelize