Express Boilerplate
Basic structure of a node.js web application with Express. Started out as a blog post about how to structure code in an Express web app (in French, see the URL below).
Overview:
Express Boilerplate is a project that serves as a practical example of structuring a web application using node.js and Express. It provides a suggested structure and a starting point for organizing code efficiently.
Features:
- Branches for Experimentation: Different branches showcase various patterns for structuring node.js and Express-based web applications.
- Use of Dependency Injection: Implements methods like constructor-based DI in simple-DI branch and prototype extension DI in prototype-extension branch.
- Library Implement.js: Includes a library for validating the interface of injected dependencies.
Summary:
Express Boilerplate is a useful resource for developers looking to structure their node.js and Express-based web applications effectively. With different branches providing examples of various patterns and a focus on dependency injection, this project offers insights into improving code organization and development practices.
- Express
Express.js is a simple Node.js framework for single, multi-page, and hybrid web applications.