Added initial NodeJS Express application configuration #1
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Updated the README instructions
- Defined npm command to run ESLint and Prettier - Added VSCode settings file to run linter and prettier on save - Added "Hello World" file with Express server to make sure that linter and prettier config works properly. - Added .gitattributes to enforce LF on files - Added Husky configuration in the main repo level (in the subfolder it won't work)
Added Nodemon and configured the run script
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Added initial boilerplate structure for Expressjs application together with instruction on how to do it manually.
Besides the sample "Hello World" as a starting point, it contains:
See more in #2.