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mwolfhoffman/node-jwt-sqlite-starter: A fast, simple, and lightweight starter for node.js express minimum viable products. Email/Password auth is built-in with JWT

This is a fast, simple, and lightweight starter for node.js REST APIs. It uses sqlite3 for data storage and njwt and bcrypt for safe authentication.

This project is meant to be a template for quickly spinning up MVPs for side projects, and should not be used in production without modification.

With npm:

npm install
npm run start

This template uses sqlite3 in memory and is meant to be used for small MVPs for dev purposes. The data layer can easily be changed to use postgres, ms sql server, mysql, etc as needed.

There is a default script setupDbForDev in the dao.js file that will run to create tables, insert values, etc.

The items.controller.js is here to provide an example controller that will interact with the repository and dao.

The auth.controller.js will use the 'users' table created in the dao.js by default. bcrpyt is used to hash password and njwt is used to create, decode, and encode JSON Web Tokens.

To authenticate make a PUT request to /api/auth/login.

The request body should be:

{
    "user":"foo",
    "password":"123"

}

You will receive an access_token response. This is to be sent as your "Access-Token" header.

By default, the session is saved in the sqlite db in memory for 1 week.

nnode has been installed to use the latest js features within a node API.


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