Agustín Quetto 2019
###These server includes:
- Login, register and confirmation notification
- Controllers, models and services files
- Session middleware protection
- Session information in req.session
- Winston and Loggly as logs managment
- Sendgrid integration
- Dynamic configuration between enviroments
- Amazon S3 - access to public and private files
- CircleCI deployment
- Docker and docker-compose with Redis and MongoDB
- Redis as cache layer
###Postman collection:
###Configuration:
- config.js has dynamic configurations.
- It is determined by prior. Environment variable, productive constant, development constant, local constant.
- The priority responds to the value of the NODE_DEV environment variable. If the environment variable of a specific configuration is defined, it will be taken as a priority first.
###User model extension:
- The idea of this server base is have an abstraction of methods, keeping the core code unchanged and impacting through the configuration.
- If you need to extend the user's model, you can do so by adding properties in UserModelCustomProps. This will be unified to the model.
###Password strength:
- Two levels are defined: high (default) and medium.
- High minium requirements: 1 symbol, 1 capital letter, 1 number and 8 character length.
- Medium minium requirements: 1 number and 6 character length.
###Sendgrid emails:
- Sendgrid is used as a third-party messaging service and is integrated into mailController. The library is abstracted in the send method of the class. You can configure the apikey and the sender in config.js
###Sendgrid templates:
- Welcome: it has the dynamic values "name" (firstname) and "confirmation" (link).
###Terminal commands:
- npm run local (local development)
- npm run dev (server development)
- npm start (server production)
###Done:
- Register
- Login
- Confirmation with session token.
###Pending:
- Password recovery
- Integration with third parties services like Google.
- Frontend usign React+Redux with session data managment