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Node Hapi Template

An enterprise Hapi template application built using Nodejs showcasing - Testing Strategies, DB seeding & migrations, integration with an ORM, containerization using Docker, REST Apis, a middleware for authorization, redis caching, rate limited endpoints, paginated endpoints, and directory based routing


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Nodejs Hapi Template


Out of the box support for

  • Dockerization
  • Authorization middleware
  • Redis Cache
  • Rate Limited endpoints
  • Paginated endpoints
  • Swagger UI
  • Support for directory based routing
  • Simplified support for migrations and seeders using sequelize
  • DAO layer for all database interactions
  • Tests using jest

Setup and Configuration.

Pre-requisites

  • node
  • docker
  • docker-compose
  • mysql
  • redis

Installation

  • Install dependencies using npm

    • npm install

Setup

  • Run ./scripts/setup-local.sh
  • This will seed the data in mysql and run the server.

Auto Generate models from database

  • Automatically generate bare sequelize models from your database. https://github.com/sequelize/sequelize-auto

Example: sequelize-auto -o "./models" -d temp_dev -h localhost -u root -p 3306 -x password -e mysql

Sequelize

Sequelize is a promise-based ORM for Node.js. It supports the dialects PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite and MSSQL and features solid transaction support, relations, read replication and more.

Install Sequelize:

  • npm install -g sequelize-cli

Full documentation: https://sequelize.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

MySQL Setup

Install MySQL

  • brew install mysql

  • This helps in accessing the database(temp_dev)

ALTER USER '@root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY 'password';

To Access mysql

  • mysql -uroot -p

  • This will ask for password and the altered password is password

  • Start Server mysql.server start

  • Stop Server mysql.server stop

redis Setup

Install

  • brew install redis

Start

  • brew services start redis

Stop

  • brew services stop redis

Migrations

With migrations you can transfer your existing database into another state and vice-versa.

Setting up Sequelize Migrations for a initial database

Steps

  1. Create a resources folder
  2. Create individual .sql files for each table and add it sequentially, by prefixing by 01,02 & so on.
  3. Each file should contain the proper sql syntax.
  4. Point the migration files to /resources/v1
  5. Run npx sequlize db:migrate

Structure with example

    /
        migrations/
            20191014145811-initial-migration.js
        resources/
            v1/
                01_create_school.sql
                02_create_student.sql

Database State Changes

  1. Create a migration file that prefixes with the timestamp add it in the /migrations folder. Ex: 20191014145811-alter-student.js
  2. Add the .sql file in the /resources/v2
  3. Point the new migration file to /resources/v2
  4. Run npx sequlize db:migarte --name migartions/20191014145811-alter-student.js

Structure

    /
        migrations/
            20191015143811-initial-migration.js
            20191014145811-alter-student.js
        resources/
            v1/
                01_create_school.sql
                02_create_student.sql
            v2/
                03_alter_student.sql

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