This is a NodeJs v19.8.x application boilerplate using a Dockerized environment.

• A health start for new applications
• Easy to maintenance
• NodeJs learning
• Docker containers for NodeJs, Redis and multiple databases types like Mysql, Postgresql and MongoDB.

For start, clone the repository to your local environment. After that, run the following script:

make app-install

This script will build the containers and install the dependencies. After that, the application is ready to use on the url provided for the script.

You only need to make this procedure once.

If you want to start the application, use the following script:

make up

This script will get up all Docker containers, making the application ready to use on the url provided for the script.

If you want to stop the application, use the following script:

make down

This script will get down all Docker containers.

The database options are the following: Mysql, Postgresql and MongoDB. They are commented on the docker-compose file for default. If you want to use one of them, uncomment the related code on the docker-compose file before starting up the application.

After that, you have to develop code to use the database selected, possibly using a ORM (Object Relational Mapper).

Now that you have an enviroment ready for your NodeJs application, then you need to start develop the application itself.

Happy coding!

Show a list of scripts available to help the developer.

Show a welcome message to the developer.

Execute the installation of the application, building the containers and installing the dependencies. After the end of the process, the application is ready to use. You only need to run this command once.

Get up all Docker containers.

Get down all Docker containers.

Build images used on the Docker containers.

Show a list of avaliable Docker containers to stop. You have to select the one that you want to stop.

Show a list of avaliable Docker containers to go inside. You have to select the one that you want to emter.