Hello, fellow developers!

Today, I'm thrilled to introduce QuickNode, an open-source starter kit for Node.js, TypeScript, and PostgreSQL projects. This comprehensive pack is designed to kickstart your backend development, setting up a robust, scalable, and secure server environment in no time.

What is QuickNode?

QuickNode is not just another starter kit; it's a complete ecosystem that provides a solid foundation for your backend projects, combining the power of Node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Express.js, Sequelize, Docker, and a host of other cutting-edge technologies.

The project's primary aim is to streamline the initial setup process, letting you focus on what truly matters: writing impactful application code.

Highlights of QuickNode

• Express.js: Provides a ready-to-go HTTP server with predefined /user routes, giving your project a running start.
• Sequelize ORM: Simplifies PostgreSQL database interactions, making it easier for developers to manage database operations.
• Speedy Compilation: Employs SWC, the fastest TypeScript compiler available, accelerating your development process.
• Docker Integration: Comes pre-configured with an alpine image for efficient, production-grade deployments.
• Advanced Security: Integrates JWT and Bcrypt for encrypted user authentication and password storage, ensuring the secure handling of sensitive user data.
• Comprehensive Testing: Utilizes Jest and Supertest to ensure code integrity and comprehensive test coverage.

Who can benefit from QuickNode?

Whether you're a seasoned backend developer looking to save time on project setup or a beginner diving into the world of Node.js, TypeScript, and PostgreSQL, QuickNode is built for you. By abstracting away the complex setup process, QuickNode provides a clean slate to start building your applications straight away.

How to get started?

Getting started with QuickNode is as simple as cloning the repository, installing the dependencies, and building the project. And just like that, you're ready to start developing!

Wrapping Up

QuickNode aims to be a constantly evolving project that grows with the community's needs. I welcome contributions, suggestions, and feedback to improve and expand the project. If you find QuickNode useful, please consider starring ⭐️ the repository on GitHub - your support means a lot!

Check out QuickNode on GitHub: QuickNode

Happy coding, and may QuickNode serve you well in your coding journey!