Base source for Node projects

1. Respond with error

   • Using throw with VError to response with error

2. Logger

   • Using VLogger to log in source code
   • Log rules:
     • logger.info: when you need to store an information of an action
     • logger.error: when you need to log an error
     • logger.warn: when you need to log warning, it doesn't affect current flow but can affect system in the future
     • logger.debug: when you need to log something make you debug easier
   • Change log level according to deploy environment

3. Coding convention

   • Reference: https://github.com/airbnb/javascript
   • All third-party lib must be imported on top of file

4. Dependencies

   • Must not import sibling file directly. For example:
     • Service cannot import another service directly, must add it as a dependencies and pass to service factory instead.
   • Must not import code of upper layer. For example:
     • Service can import common functions, helpers functions, but not vice versa.

5. Define JSDoc

   • Use /** to quickly create jsdoc
   • Reference: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/javascript#_jsdoc-support

6. Recommend VSCode extensions

   • GitLens
   • Code Spell Checker
   • Javascript(ES6) Code Snippets
   • Todo Tree

7. Recommend resources

   • Clean code architecture: https://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2012/08/13/the-clean-architecture.html

8. Examples

   • Use redis command

   const { getRedisClient } = require('../../components/redis');
   ...
   const redisClient = getRedisClient();
   redisClient.set('hello', 'world');
   ...

1. Create new module directory in /modules

2. Define new route

   • Create new api route in api.js
   • Attach middlewares: verify token, validate request data, ...
   • Import controller

3. Define middleware, validation

   • Create new validation to validate input data of this api
   • Using Joi schema to validate data, you can find guide here
   • Using validate built-in function of express-validation to attach to API like a middleware

4. Define new controller

   • Import services and dependencies
   • Create service with serviceFactory
   • Extract data input from request
   • Respond using res.success
   • Wrapper method of controller with tryCatchWrapper in constructor

5. Define new service

   • Write business logic in method of class Service
   • If business need to combine many services, create a business file

6. Define new business (optional)

   • Create a business file, import all necessary services
   • Write business logic in method of class Business
   • Import business file inside controller file

7. Define new model

   • To mapping Data with DB, you should create a model according to a collection in MongoDB
   • Define options with collection, schema of model in /modules/.../model.js

8. Define new repository

   • To interact with DB, you should create a repository
   • A new repository will extends from a BaseRepository
   • If you want to create some custom action to DB, you can create method in repository file.

9. Add checker in every file

   • Add // @ts-check on top of file, see more here

• Mustn't import file of the same level in the other. For example:
  • Service mustn't import other services.
  • Repository mustn't import other repositories.

• Installation Prometheus: https://github.com/VNLP-Tech/node-metrics

• Run npm install to install packages
• Run npm start to start server
• Run npm run test to run tests
• Run npm run dev to start server with DEBUG level
• Run npm run lint to find coding convention issues

• Add pre-commit, lint to clean code
• Add redis connection
• Create metrics with Prometheus
• Add log to monitor slow query DB
• Create websocket components
• Create Dockerfile
• Create documentation with Swagger
• Create cli command to generate module in one command
• Add unit test, integration test
• Add k6 test script for load test
• Add swagger to generate docs

• Everyone can create PR to this repo to contribute to this source
• If you have a problem with this source, you can add an issue and tag @duysmile or email me [email protected]