🎓 Moleculer-based microservices project template for Typescript project.

• Moleculer v0.14 with full-detailed moleculer.config.ts file.
• Common mono-repo project with a demo greeter service.
• Sample database products service (with file-based NeDB in development & MongoDB in production).
• Optional API Gateway service with detailed service settings.
• Beautiful static welcome page to test generated services & watch nodes and services.
• Optional Transporter & Cacher.
• Metrics & Tracing.
• Docker & Docker Compose & Kubernetes files.
• Unit tests with Jest.
• Lint with ESLint.
• Launch file for debugging in VSCode.

To install use the moleculer-cli tool.

$ moleculer init project-typescript my-project

$ moleculer init project-typescript moleculer-demo

Template repo: moleculerjs/moleculer-template-project-typescript
? Add API Gateway (moleculer-web) service? Yes
? Would you like to communicate with other nodes? Yes
? Select a transporter NATS (recommended)
? Would you like to use cache? Yes
? Select a cacher solution Memory
? Would you like to enable metrics? Yes
? Select a reporter solution Prometheus
? Would you like to enable tracing? Yes
? Select a exporter solution Console
? Add Docker & Kubernetes sample files? Yes
? Use ESLint to lint your code? Yes
Create 'moleculer-demo' folder...
? Would you like to run 'npm install'? Yes

• npm run dev: Start development mode (load all services locally without transporter with hot-reload & REPL)
• npm run start: Start production mode (set SERVICES env variable to load certain services)
• npm run cli: Start a CLI and connect to production. Don't forget to set production namespace with --ns argument in script
• npm run lint: Run ESLint
• npm run ci: Run continuous test mode with watching
• npm test: Run tests & generate coverage report
• npm run dc:up: Start the stack with Docker Compose
• npm run dc:logs: Watch & follow the container logs
• npm run dc:down: Stop the stack with Docker Compose

moleculer-template-project-typescript is available under the MIT license.

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