UPDATE 2021: Bleeding edge technology is a category of technologies incorporating those so new that they could have a high risk of being unreliable and lead adopters to incur greater expense in order to make use of them. This is the case of this demo, at the time it was created, NPM was relatively new, there wasn't any vulnerability check, libraries used to be more consolidated and smaller. Nowadays packages like Express become so big that were broken into pieces, with several people working in different parts, code structure changed drastically thus making this project impossible to maintain. I believe there should be a new demo using the latest Node.js technologies, but boy, that takes time, and time is money. If you want to help to create a new version of this project, you could help here.
A complete, working and MIT licensed Node.js-MongoDB CRUD App that uses most common and useful Node.js modules and Bootstrap front-end framework, designed to understand how to create and develop a Node.js-MongoDB project with the aim to give a cornerstone for future projects to any developer...
Notice: This demo app was developed on Apr 11, 2014, since then, many updates and upgrades for almost all libraries have been taken place, this demo app still working and running and it still relevant today. Please read the update information at the end of the document.
Install this demo running this commands on your termial:
git clone https://github.com/rodrigopolo/node-mongo-demo.git
cd node-mongo-demo
npm install
- Copy the
config_sample.jstoconfig.js. - Edit
config.jsand set your own configurations:- Create a Google Maps API Key and add your key on the
config.jsfile. - Set your default user account.
- Set your prefered
Nodemailertransport for "Password Recovery Email Notifications".
- Create a Google Maps API Key and add your key on the
- Save the file and run.
On every OS you can set some environment variable to override the config settings, this is usefull when you want to deploy your project into a production area or change the app ports, there are many different ways to set an environment variable and then run you node app, here some different ways for each OS:
PORT=8080 && NODE_ENV=production && node app.js
or
export PORT=8080
node app.js
set PORT=8080 && set NODE_ENV=production && node app.js
or In Windows PowerShell
$env:PORT = 1234
node app.js
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