Boilerplate code to kick-start projects in Node.js, includes an HTTP layer (Express), database layer (Sequelize), job queue (Bull) and task scheduler (node-schedule) along with a Dockerfile for production and docker-compose config for development.
In addition, it also includes CI pipelines configuration to build and publish Docker images for major hosted CI services including Azure DevOps, Bitbucket Pipelines, Github Actions and Travis CI.
- Bull job queue
- Cron-style task scheduler
- Elasticsearch server (running on 9200 and
9300ports) - Express app (running on 3000 port)
- MailHog server (running on
1025and 8025 ports) - MariaDB server (running on
3306port) - phpMyAdmin console (running on 8000 port)
- Redis server (running on
6379port) - MinIO server (running on 9000 and
8900ports)
First make sure you have Docker installed on your workstation. To run the project, just clone or download the repository and run below command in project directory:
docker-compose up -dIf you wish to install new packages or run any command inside the Docker container, run below command:
docker-compose exec app sh
# run a command e.g., test cases
npm testSee LICENSE file.