A Vapor template for convenient and fast scaffolding 🏎
You can create a new project using the Vapor toolbox.
vapor new MyApp --template=nodes-vapor/templateBefore building your project you need to change the name of the project in Package.swift. Look for name: "NodesTemplate" and adjust it to fit your project.
Before running your project, you need to make sure you have the environment variables set up. Use the included .env.example file. Copy the file to .env, enable your required environment variables and add their values.
Make sure to use unique and strong secrets for the signer keys (ie. the keys ending in _SIGNER_KEY). The keys should be unique within and across environments and projects. To generate the keys you can issue the following terminal command: openssl rand -hex 64.
For PostgreSQL you can either use a connection string (using the POSTGRESQL_URL key) or you can supply hostname, username, password and database individually.
Similar to PostgreSQL, you can either use a connection string (using the REDIS_URL key) or you can supply hostname and database individually.
In order to send out emails using Mailgun, the Mailgun environment variables need to be set.
For generating tokens, a couple of signers need to be set for JWT Keychain. These can be generated by using openssl rand -base64 32. Remember to generate different values for each environment.
For handling reset of passwords, Reset also needs a couple of signers to be set (similar to JWT Keychain).
To enable Nodes SSO on Admin Panel the project needs to be created on Ournodes (private link) and the environment variables needs to be set up in the project. Be aware when using SSO locally to specify the PROJECT_URL environment variable with http
To support error reporting to Bugsnag, a project needs to be created on our organization and the API key needs to be added to the project.
This package is developed and maintained by the Vapor team at Nodes.