Have you noticed that almost all front-end engineer gets bored with they stack? I believe is that what makes everybody to inovate and create a new stuff from scratch, like the ton of javascript libraries available.
That was kind of my case. I needed to learn more about some topics like CORS, cookies and raw auth.
At my early begins i skipped a lot of stuff to get into what i needed to find a job.
After a while, i decided to create a back-end with a nice docs and use that as a way to programing outside my job and grow my fullstack skills.
As a admireer of things done without IA and Youtube, i had ton of fun reading all docs i founded and get a lot frustated when my cookies was not being sended to my client-side.
LOL all i needed was to fetch with credentials but i know that now :D
I hope you enjoy this journey and remember
those who can still learn somenthing new, even when they think they know enough, are the best people to have around.
Check out the frontend
| Back-End | Description |
|---|---|
| Node | Simple and efficient, how to now fall in love with Node 20? |
| Express | Fast and furious, one of the oldest and fastest |
| Docker | Container application solution |
| Prisma | Database ORM, for me the best in the market for typescript |
| Postgress | What can i say? It is opensource :D |
| Cloudnary | A service that provide to us the CDN application to save our images |
Docs available at api-docs after you do the Running the project steps
First of all, we are using docker here to build the dev enviroment fast and with simple configuration.
- Up the docker enviroment with docker compose
docker compose up -d - Access the docs at api-docs
- Install the projects dependecies
yarn- Run dev mode
yarn devdocker exec -it docker_hash_id bash
psql -U admin -d itrocadata
// change to the database you want
\c itrocadata
// list all tables
\dt
// preceed to execute sql instructions
SELECT * FROM "User";
cd /
cd ./var/lib
ls -lha docker/volumes