Nrv Template

Welcome to my Nrv template ! This template is designed to allow you to quickly create a robust and efficient backend api using powerful technologies.

Technologies Used

ExpressJS: A minimalist and flexible web framework for Node.js.
GraphQL with Apollo Server: A specification and library for interacting with APIs efficiently, with Apollo Server facilitating the creation of a GraphQL server in Node.js.
MongoDB: A flexible and scalable NoSQL database.
TypeScript: A programming language that adds static typing features to JavaScript for better security and maintainability.
ESLint and Prettier with Airbnb style: Static code analysis and automatic formatting tools to ensure clean and consistent code, following coding style rules in line with Airbnb's quality standards.

Ready-to-use configurations for a smooth development experience.
Authentication system already present in the template, allowing users to create an account, log in, with authentication middleware included.
Well-thought-out folder architecture for optimal code organization.
RSA Encryption and Decryption System: Implementation of the RSA system to encrypt and decrypt data in place, ensuring a high level of security for sensitive information exchanged via the API.
TypeScript support for static type checking and better code documentation.

Install the template globally with the following command :
```
npm install -g create-nrv-template
```
Next, create a new API project by executing the following command :
```
npx create-nrv-template my-api
```
To run the server in development mode, use the command :
```
npm run dev
```
To run the server in production mode, use the command :
```
npm start
```

To generate RSA keys :

npm run generateRSAKey

To encrypt data :

import { encryptWithRSA } from '../../services/rsaKey';
...
const encryptedText = await encryptWithRSA('Text');

To decrypt data :

import { decryptWithRSA } from '../../services/rsaKey';
...
const decryptedText = await decryptWithRSA('Text');

Contributions are welcome ! Feel free to open an issue to report a bug or propose a feature request.