README.md

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Getting Started

Installation

Run npm install to install all packages.

Run Website

Run website you can:

# either start ...
npm start
# ... or start in debug mode
DEBUG=website:* npm start
# now open localhost:3000 in your browser

Resources

• Express app skeleton generator

Folder Structure in Express-Generator

By default the express-generator starts off with 4 folders.

bin

The bin folder contains the executable file that starts your app. It starts the server (on port 3000, if no alternative is supplied) and sets up some basic error handling. You don’t really need to worry about this file, because npm start will run it for you. public

public

The public folder is one of the important ones: ​everything​ in this folder is accessible to people connecting to your application. In this folder, you’ll put JavaScript, CSS, images, and other assets that people need when they load your website.

routes

The routes folder is where you’ll put your router files. The generator creates two files, index.js and users.js, which serve as examples of how to separate out your application’s route configuration.

views

The views folder is where you have the files used by your templating engine. The generator will configure Express to look in here for a matching view when you call the render method.

Ressource:

• reate-new-express-js-apps-with-express-generator

Key Files

TODO:

• view engine
  • https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/Express_Nodejs/skeleton_website#what_view_engine_should_i_use
• creating and using template
  • https://expressjs.com/en/guide/using-template-engines.html

Deploying to Google Cloud

TODO:

• instructions
• links