This is a simple SPA built using Koa as the backend, Vue as the first frontend, and React as the second frontend. Features MySQL integration, user authentication, CRUD note actions, and async/await.
Koa-Vue-Notes-Api is a simple SPA (Single Page Application) built using Koa as the backend, Vue as the first frontend, and React as the second frontend. The backend is built using Koa 2.5.1 and features various modules such as Koa-Router, Koa-Ratelimit, Koa-Bodyparser, KCors, Bcrypt, Sendgrid Mailer, Joi, Fs-Extra, JWT, Nodemon, Prettier, Babel, MySQL, Knex, Jest, Faker, and log4js. The project also includes Docker server for easy deployment. The frontend components can be found on GitHub and are available for demo as well. The project showcases a fully fleshed-out user login/signup/forgot/reset authentication system using JWT.
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