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jamesholcomb/nodejs-typescript-template: A template for a Node.js project using Typescript, ESLint, Prettier. It's Docker-ready. Everything is configured with the appropriate scripts and README. An MIT license is set.

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A template for a Node.js project using Typescript, ESLint, Prettier. It's Docker-ready. Everything is configured with the appropriate scripts and README. An MIT license is set.

License Notifications You must be signed in to change notification settings Additional navigation options jamesholcomb/nodejs-typescript-template This template gets updated daily so the latest dependencies are always used! What to do after using this template
  1. Edit package.json to set the project name, version, description, and author.
  2. Edit the LICENSE file to use your name in the Copyright section.
  3. Edit the .prettierrc.json file with your preferred values.
  4. Remove the .github/workflows/upgrade-dependencies.yml files, since it contains the workflow to upgrade all dependencies on a daily basis.
  5. Delete this section from the README.md file.
  6. Start coding by editing the src/app.ts file!
  1. Install node.js, yarn (or use npm).
  2. Clone this repository, and using a terminal navigate to its directory.
  3. Run yarn or npm install to install the dependencies.
  1. Copy the contents of the .env.example file to a .env next to it, and edit it with your values.
  2. Run yarn build or npm build to build the files.
  3. Run yarn start or npm start to start the application.
  1. Build:

    Replacing my-app with the image name.

  2. Run

    docker run -d -p 3000:3000 my-app
    

    Replacing my-app with the image name, and 3000:3000 with the host:container ports to publish.

Check the placeholder test examples to get started :

This files are just an example, feel free to remove it

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A template for a Node.js project using Typescript, ESLint, Prettier. It's Docker-ready. Everything is configured with the appropriate scripts and README. An MIT license is set.

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