Apollo Server 3.0 + GraphQL + Prisma + TypeScript

This is a node.js graphql project using Apollo Server 3, TypeScript, Prisma 2, argon2, class-validator, TypeGraphQL, express-session, and ioredis.

Features

• Register
• Login
• Add todo
• List todos
• Get a single todo
• Update todo
• Delete a todo
• SECURITY!!! (and auth!)

A note

This app is not exactly feature complete. When the secret is compromised and the server can figure out that it is, it will try its best to defend, but it does not notify you. You definitely want to change this and send an email to yourself, or automatically regenerate the secret.

DB

This project uses PostgreSQL, though it could be very easily switched to use SQLite, MongoDB, or MySQL. You will have to edit the providers field of the datasource in the prisma schema, and then recreate the migrations.

Redis Sessions

This project uses sessions (express-session), and uses Redis to store the sessions. To configure the redis instance URL, set the REDIS_URL env var in .env.

Inspecting data

You can run yarn prisma studio to inspect the data in the database.

Env vars

Rename .env.example to .env. Get you db connection URL, paste it in. To get the SECRET var, follow the instructions below. Paste your redis instance url in as well.

Generating SECRET env var

You can use the following snippet to generate the SECRET env var.

python3 -c 'from secrets import choice;import string;print("".join([choice(string.ascii_uppercase + string.digits) for _ in range(100)]))' | openssl base64

Take it, put it in .env, and remove all whitespace in the generated var.

Usage

NOTE: This project uses yarn 2 and requires yarn to be installed. However, you could get it to work with npm as well.

Generate client using yarn prisma generate. Run yarn prisma migrate dev to both generate the client and run migrations.

Run build using yarn build.

Start by running yarn start.

Run watch build using yarn build:watch.

Run dev server by running yarn dev.

That's all!