eldimious/nodejs-api-showcase
This is a Node.js backend system that manages user accounts and blog-style posts through a structured, layered architecture. It provides HTTP and WebSocket APIs for authentication, user management, and post creation, backed by a MongoDB data layer with Redis-based rate limiting. The codebase emphasizes security, logging, and test coverage for its core domain logic.
53.6
Adequate · 3 August 2026
3.9k
lines of production code
JavaScript
primary language
2
bus factor · 5 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2017–2019 · API and domain layer implementation
This period focused on establishing the core architecture of a Node.js API, organizing the codebase into distinct layers for data, domain, and infrastructure. Key features included implementing MongoDB schemas, authentication services, and centralized logging, while also introducing Swagger documentation and utility functions for process management.
7 changes
2020–2022 · Core domain and presentation layer implementation
The project established the foundational data access layer by implementing repositories for authentication, users, and posts, alongside a centralized constants module. This was followed by the creation of an HTTP and WebSocket presentation layer to expose these capabilities, supported by comprehensive test coverage for the new endpoints and service logic.
5 changes
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