PhrasePilot

Introduction

PhrasePilot is a language-learning application that helps users expand their vocabulary in an interactive way.

nodemon (Automatically restarts the server during development to streamline the testing process.)
bcryptjs (Enhances security by providing password hashing functionality.)
body-parser (Facilitates parsing of incoming request bodies for ease of data extraction.)
compression (Middleware to enable gzip compression for HTTP responses.)
cors (Handles Cross-Origin Resource Sharing to allow secure data transfer between the client and server.)
dotenv (Loads environment variables from a .env file to keep sensitive information secure.)
express (Provides a minimal and flexible framework for building robust web applications.)
express-validator (Simplifies data validation and sanitization for user input.)
helmet (Enhances application security by setting various HTTP headers.)
jsonwebtoken (Generates and verifies JSON Web Tokens for user authentication.)
morgan (HTTP request logger middleware for Node.js.)
nodemailer (Allows the sending of emails, supporting various transport methods for email notifications in the application.)
pg (Non-blocking PostgreSQL client for Node.js.)
sequelize (A promise-based Node.js ORM for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and MSSQL.)

To get started with PhrasePilot, follow these steps:

PhrasePilot requires the following environment variables:

POSTGRE_DB_NAME: The name of your PostgreSQL database.
POSTGRE_HOST_IP: The IP address of your PostgreSQL host.
POSTGRE_PORT: The port number for connecting to PostgreSQL.
POSTGRE_USERNAME: The username for authenticating with PostgreSQL.
POSTGRE_PASSWORD: The password for authenticating with PostgreSQL.
PORT: The port on which the server will run.
JWT_SECRET: The secret key used for JSON Web Token (JWT) generation and verification.

To run the application locally, use the following commands:

npm start

This project is licensed under the ISC License.

Contact For support or inquiries, contact us at info@mustafaozkan.dev.