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@maljukan Can you enable issues on your repo? Definitely would like to follow that one :) |
@MrChristofferson Done, started an avalanche i guess :D |
Thanks for letting us know. I like the idea of keeping this repo agnostic, showing how to build a Node app but not leaning towards a specific type of app. Now that we have that REST starter, it can evolve separately. |
This is great! I'll try to review it if I get some spare time. I'm not sure branches are very discoverable, so I think a separate repo with links from this repo's README will be best. That said, I have no problem doing both :) |
Thanks @bowdenk7 and thanks for your support guys. I used this thread a counseling about the way to go. At the moment i'm having so many doubts and i can't go further until i get some feedback from the community.
Feel free to close this issue and to open issues on the fork. |
Hi guys,
I've forked this awesome starter project and created a starter for a REST API:
TypeScript REST Node Starter
It has a basic
JWT
authentication and activation usingSMTP
withoutpassport
. It needs improvements (Swagger integration, tests, password expiry handling, and general code improvements).My question is should we, after needed improvements, at some point create a pull request on a new branch of this project where i think that code belongs?
I would appreciate if someone can review and advise, thanks!
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