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...Reduce your disk storage costs through Cabin's automatic conversion of Streams, Buffers, and ArrayBuffers to simplified, descriptive-only objects that otherwise would be unreadable (and obviously pollute your log files and disk storage). Cabin works with the most popular Node.js HTTP frameworks (e.g. Express and Koa), request body handling packages (e.g. multer and body-parser), and the passport authentication framework. It supports Node v6.4+ and IE 10+ out of the box, and its browser-ready bundle is only 39 KB (minified and gzipped).

...Pagination built-in (using ctx-paginate). RESTful API with BasicAuth and versioning. Automated job scheduler with cron and human-readable syntax (backed by Mongoose and Bree). Passport-based authentication and group-based (Unix-like) permissioning. Stripe-inspired error handling. Mongoose and MongoDB with common database plugins. Email template engine with Nodemailer and local rendering. The proxy eliminates the need for Nginx reverse-proxy or Apache virtual hosts. Multilingual through built-in i18n translation support (see configuration).

A boilerplate/starter project for quickly building RESTful APIs using Node.js, Express, and Mongoose. By running a single command, you will get a production-ready Node.js app installed and fully configured on your machine. The app comes with many built-in features, such as authentication using JWT, request validation, unit and integration tests, continuous integration, docker support, API documentation, pagination, etc. The app has a utility ApiError class to which you can attach a response...

Production-ready boilerplate for building APIs with koa2 using Mongodb as the database and http/2 as the communication protocol.

A Real-Time Chat Application built using Node.js, Express, Mongoose, Socket.io, Passport, & Redis. The configurations on production will be assigned from Environment Variables on Heroku, while the development configurations reside inside app/config/config.json file. You need to create a database on MongoLab, then create a database user, get the MongoDB URI, and assign it to dbURI. You need to register a new application on both Facebook and Twitter to get your tokens by which users can grant access to your application, and log in using their social accounts. ...