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  • Update Email
  • Update User Avatar
  • Delete Profile
  • Reset Password by E-mail
  • Verification Profile by E-mail
  • Signed Out Access Token blacklisting by Redis
  • Image Upload (public storage, Many-to-many relationships)
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  • E-mail notifications

Redis

Download Redis for Windows from the official website.

Mac (using homebrew):

brew install redis

Linux:

sudo apt-get install redis-server

MongoDB

After installing MongoDB, the next step is to set up a single node replication. This is needed because certain features such as change streams (which we need for our Node.js application to interact with MongoDB) are only available in MongoDB's replica set configurations.

Please follow these steps:

  1. Download MongoDB:

    Download the MongoDB Community Server from the MongoDB official download page. Choose the version suitable for your Windows operating system and download the .msi file.

  2. Install MongoDB:

    Run the .msi installer and follow the setup wizard. install it as a service

  3. Find and edit the MongoDB configuration file

    The MongoDB configuration file, mongod.cfg, is typically located in the \bin directory of your MongoDB installation path. For example, it might be in a directory like C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\6.3\bin. Navigate to this directory and open mongod.cfg in a text editor of your choice.

  4. Add the replication settings

    In the mongod.cfg file, you'll need to add a section for replication. If it doesn't exist, add the following lines to the end of your file:

    replication:
  replSetName: 'rs0'

    Here, rs0 is the name of the replica set. You can replace this with a name of your choice.

  5. Restart MongoDB service

    After saving your changes, you need to restart the MongoDB service for the changes to take effect. You can do this from the Services management console in Windows, or from the command line:

    net stop MongoDB
net start MongoDB

  6. Initiate the replica set

    Next, you need to connect to your MongoDB instance and initiate the replica set. You can do this with the mongosh shell:

    mongosh

    ( if mongosh is an invalid command, follow this link on a guide to install it here ) This will open the MongoDB shell. In the shell, enter the following commands:

    rs.initiate()

    After running the rs.initiate() command, you should see a message indicating that the replica set has been successfully initiated.

Now, your MongoDB instance is running as a single node replica set, and you can use features such as change streams.

Please, continue with your project setup as described in the previous steps of this guide.

Setup

You can install Node modules using either npm or npm, which are both package managers for Node.js.

npm install # or npm install

COPY .env.example to .env

cp .env.example .env

API Start

npm start
npm run watch:win
npm run build

ESlint Start

npm run lint

Prettier Start

npm run prettier # or npm run prettier
npm run prettier:write # or npm run prettier:write - with prefix --fix