The BenHall/express-demo project is a simple Node.js application built using Express.js, showcasing various features of the popular web application framework.
npm start Runs the application using node bin/www. docker-compose up Builds and starts the Docker containers. npm install Installs project dependencies.
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A minimal and flexible Node.js web application framework used for building web and mobile applications. It provides a robust set of features for creating dynamic and interactive applications.
A popular templating engine for rendering dynamic HTML. It is used for creating views in Express.js applications and is included in both the npm dependencies and the Docker image.
Middleware for parsing cookie header into a JavaScript object. It is used for handling cookies in Express.js applications and is included in both the npm dependencies and the Docker image.
A debugging utility for Node.js applications. It is used for debugging Node.js applications and is included in both the npm dependencies and the Docker image.
A library for creating and managing HTTP error responses. It is used for handling errors and returning appropriate HTTP status codes and messages in Express.js applications and is included in both the npm dependencies and the Docker image.
A platform for building, shipping, and running applications using containers. It is used for creating and deploying Docker images of the Express.js application and its dependencies.
A utility for automatically restarting a Node.js server when source code changes. It is used for developing and testing the Express.js application and is included in the Docker image.