ksheersagaragrawal/naval-totd

Deploying a "naval-totd" Node.js Application on AWS ECS/Fargate with Terraform and GitHub Actions CI/CD Pipeline

naval - totd

Deploying a "naval-totd" Node.js Application on AWS ECS/Fargate with Terraform and GitHub Actions CI/CD Pipeline

Here is my approach on building this project.

Commit 1: Create a hello world program using express with proper project structure.

Installing express generator npm install -g express-generator

Creating project structure express --view=ejs naval-totd --git

Installing dependencies npm install

Installing nodemonnpm install --save nodemon

Running express application DEBUG=naval-totd:* npm start

Get request http://localhost:3000/

Commit 2: test code using jest and added node.js actions worlflow

I will do the build and publish setup later.

Installing testing dev dependenciess npm install --save-dev babel-cli babel-preset-env jest supertest superagent for express application

Note: the above dependency takes time to install, i faced socket time out, in that case run the command again.

Adding test directory with one root path test

Adding script "test": "jest"

Adding github actions continuous integration workflow node.js

Modifying the workflow runs-on

Commit 3: add business logic – bulk jobs updateChapterQuotes and get naval totd

I will add code coverage github action & optimising current business logic in next commits.

Adding scraping script updateChapterUrls.js : bulk job to update chapter urls

Adding scraping script updateChapterQuotes.js : bulk job to update chapter quotes

Adding express router chapter.js : dynamically generates routes based on chapterStructure.json & quotes using getRandomQuote function.

Adding ejs template chapter.ejs : renders individual chapter with title & quotes.

Thanks to Claude.ai and GPT-4o ♥️