Stator, your go-to template for the perfect stack.
Overview
The stator project is a full-stack TypeScript template that simplifies the setup process for new projects. It enforces conventions, automates deployments, and includes a demo application that serves as a practical example. The project aims to streamline the development process and allow developers to focus more on coding rather than boilerplate setup.
Features
- Interactive CLI for easy project setup
- Sound patterns and useful patterns provided by the demo todo application
- Full-stack TypeScript template
- Conventions enforcement
- Automated releases and deployments
- Supports multiple databases including Postgres and MongoDB
- Includes backend technologies like Nest and Fastify
- Frontend technologies such as React, React Router, and Redux
- Testing tools like Jest and Cypress
Installation
To install the stator template, follow these steps:
- Make sure you have the necessary prerequisites.
- Copy the template to your project directory.
- Customize the template to fit your project needs.
- Run the application using the provided commands.
- Set up continuous integration and deployment using DigitalOcean App Platform or Kubernetes.
- Implement the desired database technology such as Postgres or MongoDB.
- Seed data for testing purposes.
- Utilize the provided backend technologies like Nest and Fastify.
- Develop the frontend using React, React Router, and Redux.
- Use testing tools like Jest and Cypress.
- Follow conventions such as commitlint and eslint.
- Format your code with prettier.
Summary
The stator project is a comprehensive full-stack TypeScript template that aims to simplify the initial setup process for new projects. By enforcing conventions, automating deployments, and providing a demo application, developers can focus more on coding and less on boilerplate setup. The template supports multiple databases and includes a range of backend and frontend technologies, along with testing tools. It also encourages following conventions and formatting code for better consistency.