santiq/bulletproof-nodejs

Features

• API Architecture Patterns - Provides a production-ready template for structuring Node.js REST APIs with layered services and modular architecture.
• Starter Templates - Serves as a production-ready starter template for building scalable Node.js REST APIs with best practices.
• Structured Config Objects - Loads secrets and settings from .env into a structured config object with autocompletion.
• Environment File Loaders - Loads .env files into a structured config object with autocompletion for all application settings.
• Input Validation Schemas - Defines request body schemas with Joi to reject malformed data before it reaches business logic.
• Secret Configuration Management - Manages secrets and configuration through a typed config object loaded from environment variables.
• Environment Variable Management - Manages API keys and database URLs through environment variables to keep credentials out of source code.
• Environment Variable-Based Configuration - Configures the entire application through environment variables loaded into a structured object.
• Constructor Injection - Passes dependencies through class constructors to enable testability and component reuse.
• Service Layers - Separates HTTP handling from business logic using dedicated service classes.
• Dependency Injection Frameworks - Ships a constructor-based dependency injection pattern that makes services testable and reusable across contexts.
• Business Logic Extraction - Moves domain rules into dedicated service classes for reuse across API routes and CLI tools.
• Dependency Injection - Passes models and services through constructors to make components testable and swappable.
• Constructor-Based Injections - Provides constructor-based dependency injection as a core architectural pattern for all services.
• Business Logic Encapsulations - Moves business logic into dedicated service classes so route handlers only manage HTTP objects.
• Request Body Validations - Defines request body schemas at each route so frontend developers can read endpoint expectations.
• API Response Validation - Defines request body schemas at each route using Joi to reject malformed data.
• Modular Loader Sequences - Organizes server startup into separate loader modules for Express, database, and middleware initialization.
• Persistent Job Queue Libraries - Executes background tasks on a schedule using a database-backed job framework with locking.
• Recurring Job Scheduling - Ships a persisted job queue with cron scheduling, failure tracking, and execution history.
• Round-Robin Load Balancers - Spreads incoming connections across worker processes using round-robin load balancing.
• Round-Robin Load Balancings - Spreads incoming connections across multiple worker processes using round-robin load balancing.
• Round-Robin Distributors - Implements round-robin load balancing across worker processes to maximize CPU core utilization.
• Domain Event Emitters - Emits events for user signup so analytics and email tasks run in separate listeners.
• Worker Process Distributions - Distributes HTTP requests across worker processes using round-robin load balancing.
• Modular Boot Sequences - Organizes the boot process into small, testable loader files for Express and database setup.
• Pub/Sub Event Distribution - Emits domain events for side effects like analytics and email notifications, decoupling them from core handlers.
• Background Job Schedulers - Runs and monitors recurring tasks through a persisted job queue with failure tracking.
• Web Dashboard Monitors - Provides a persisted job queue with a web dashboard for scheduling, monitoring, and managing recurring tasks.
• Application Boot Sequences - Organizes the boot process into small, testable loader files for Express and database setup.
• Modular Server Initializations - Splits Express, database, and middleware initialization into separate loader modules.
• Dependency Mocking - Injects mock models and event emitters into service classes to verify business logic without real infrastructure.
• Service Isolation Utilities - Tests service classes in isolation by injecting mock dependencies instead of real databases.
• Dependency Mocking - Replaces real models and services with stubs during unit tests to avoid database or network dependencies.
• Side Effect Decoupling - Emits events for user signup so analytics and email tasks run in separate listeners.

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