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Run Node JS Back-End with Dockerfile [ Express Framework and Swagger Documentation ]

This is a boiler plate for developing a nodejs application with express. I have used Node 8+ and MongoDB 3.6 to create it. I have also implemented JWT for token verification, I have created some middlewares or helpers for user authentication.

For API documentation I have used Swagger.

Requirment

Mongodb 3.6:

NodeJS v8+

Run Locally with Node

  • Go to project working directory / Project folder
  • Execute command npm install
  • After that Run Command node server.js
  • Open http://localhost:4000 to check that your server is running or not.
  • To check the documentation Kindly follow the: http://localhost:4000/swagger

Run Project with Dockerfile

  • Install Docker
  • Go to terminal, Run command
    • cd <Project directory path>
  • Run command to create node project build
    • docker build -t node:8 ./
  • To Run node server (Local 4000 port mapping node server 4000 port from container)
    • docker run -p 4000:4000 node:8
  • To Run node server in deamon mode use command <Parameter -d>
    • docker run -p 4000:4000 -d node:8
  • Open http://localhost:4000 to check that your server is running or not.
  • To check the documentation Kindly follow the: http://localhost:4000/swagger
Set environment variable through <docker run>
  • Create and .env file in your project directory
  • Write enviornment variable like: NODE_ENV=development
  • Use --env-file ./env parameter with docker run command
    • Example: docker run --env-file ./env -p 4000:4000 node:8

Environment Vairable

  • To set the environmentvariable for your project, you can use ./environment/development.yml or for development or ./environment/production.yml for production environment.
  • You can also set the environment using shell command:
    • export env=development
  • To check that environment variable is set or not:
    • echo ${env}

I hope it will help you to create your new nodejs project with express using swagger api documentation.

Thank you

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