Welcome

This is a Node.js module available through the npm registry.

Before installing, download and install Node.js. Node.js 0.10 or higher is required.

Installation is done using the npm install command:

# Installation

---------Please note------------ Before using this module make sure you have installed phpmyadmin or any other mysql database in your local machine. ( xampp, wamp...etc ) -----------------------------------

1. clone git repo using following command

git clone https://github.com/dipenparmar12/node-auth.git

2. goto project directory:

cd node-auth

3. Install the npm packages:

$ npm install

Quick Start

Before starting project setup your database configuration in .env file ( root directory)

DB CONFIG

DB_TYPE= DBMS (mysql, sqllite, mongodb, etc) DB_HOST=localhost DB_USER=root DB_PASS='secret' DB_NAME=test

Start the server in debug mode :

$ npm dev

Start the server: without debuging mode

$ npm devi

View the website at: http://localhost:3000/login

API Routes

Host	Method	RoutePath	Middeware	Action
localhost:8000	GET	"/index"	checkJwt	Index View
localhost:8000	GET	"/login"	isLogged	Login View
localhost:8000	POST	"/login"	loginAuth	redirected to IndexPage
localhost:8000	GET	"/logout"	null	null
localhost:8000	GET	"/api/teachers/"	checkJwt	Get AllTeachers
localhost:8000	GET	"/api/teachers/{:id}"	checkJwt	Get OneTeacher
localhost:8000	POST	"/api/teachers/"	checkJwt	Create Teacher
localhost:8000	PATCH	"/api/teachers/{:id}"	checkJwt	Update Teacher
localhost:8000	DELETE	"/api/teachers/{:id}"	checkJwt	Destroy Teacher

Features

• Robust routing
• Focus on high performance
• HTTP helpers (redirection, cookies, etc)
• View system supported
• Executable for generating applications quickly
• supports both DataMapper and ActiveRecord (your choice)
• entities and columns
• database-specific column types
• entity manager
• repositories and custom repositories
• clean object relational model
• associations (relations)
• supports MySQL / MariaDB / Postgres / CockroachDB / SQLite / Microsoft SQL Server / Oracle / sql.js
• supports MongoDB NoSQL database
• TypeScript and JavaScript support
• follows all possible best practices

Project Structure

ProjectRoot
├── src              				// place of your TypeScript code
│   ├── entity       				// place where your entities (database models) are stored
│   │   └── User.ts  				// sample entity
│   ├── controllers  				// place where your controllers are stored
│   │   └── teacherController.ts	// API Controller ( Teacher Entity )
│   │   └── authController.ts     	// Auth methods (Login, Logout)
│   ├── middlewares  				// place where your middlewares are stored
│   │   └── checkJwt.ts     		// for Sending/Receiving JWT Tokens via Cookies ( is Tokens are valides or not)
│   ├── routes  	 				// place where your API Routes are Defined
│   │   └── indexRoutes.ts    		// Routes except API
│   │   └── teacherRoutes.ts     	// Teacher API Routes
│   ├── views  	 	 				// Pug Files (Html Template, Front-end Views)
├── .gitignore       				// standard gitignore file
├── ormconfig.json   				// ORM and database connection configuration
├── package.json     				// node module dependencies
├── README.md                       // simple readme file
└── tsconfig.json    				// TypeScript compiler options
└── .ENV    						// server Configration, environment variables like Database Config, PORT, JWT Secrect Key, BASE_URL etc

Project Dependencies

Pstrikethrough textrodution Dependencies

1. @types/bcryptjs: "^2.4.2",

2. @types/body-parser: "^1.17.1",

3. @types/dotenv: "^6.1.1",

4. @types/helmet: "0.0.43",

5. @types/jsonwebtoken: "^8.3.3",

6. bcryptjs: "^2.4.3",

7. body-parser: "^1.19.0",

8. class-validator: "^0.10.0",

9. cookie-parser: "^1.4.4",

10. dotenv: "^8.1.0",

11. express: "^4.17.1",

12. helmet: "^3.20.0",

13. jsonwebtoken: "^8.5.1",

14. mysql2: "^1.6.5",

15. pug: "^2.0.4",

16. reflect-metadata: "^0.1.13",

17. ts-node-dev: "^1.0.0-pre.41",

18. typeorm: "^0.2.18",

19. typescript: "^3.5.3"

Dev Dependencies

1. nodemon: "^1.19.1"