- Technology stack: Node.js, Metarhia
- Database management system: PostgreSQL
- Frontend stack: vanilla.js
- Serve API with auto routing, HTTP(S), WS(S)
- Server code live reload with file system watch
- Auto dependency loader and plugins
- Graceful shutdown and application reload
- Minimum code size and dependencies
- Code sandboxing for security and context isolation
- Multi-threading for CPU utilization and isolation
- Serve multiple ports in threads
- Serve static files with memory cache
- Application configuration
- Simple logger and redirection from console
- Database access layer (Postgresql)
- Client persistent sessions
- Unit-tests and API tests example
- Request queue timeout and size
- API parallel execution concurrency
- API method execution timeout
- Load balancing for scaling
- Prototype polution prevention
- Better code isolation
- You need node.js v14 or later (v16 prefered)
- Clone this repository (optionally subscribe to repo changes)
- Run
npm ito install dependencies and generate RSA certificate - Before running server initialize the DB:
- First of all, make sure you have PostgreSQL installed (prefer 12.x).
- Run database initialization script:
db/setup.sh
- Run project:
node server.jsand stop with Ctrl+C
Copyright (c) 2022 B-OS and Metarhia contributors. This starter kit is MIT licensed.