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Typescript Express TypeORM


💡 Check the full documentation
👉 Visit expresso-macchiato docs for the full API reference and guides.


🧘 Relax. Let expresso-macchiato handle it.

Writing a fully operational backend server—with routes, a database, and documentation—shouldn’t feel like crafting a rocket 🚀. With expresso-macchiato, the setup is minimal, the structure is clean, and the flexibility is in your hands.

No more boilerplate. No more endless wiring.

🧩 What is expresso-macchiato?

expresso-macchiato is a lightweight but powerful Node.js framework built on top of Express and TypeORM. It simplifies the process of:

  • Creating and exposing RESTful routes from entity definitions.
  • Generating and serving a Swagger schema out of the box.
  • Bootstrapping your entire app (routes, database, sockets, etc.) with a single class.

It's designed for developers who want to go from zero to production-ready server in minutes.

Writing this:

export const noteRoutes = new RouterWrapper({
    tag:'note',
    basePath:'/api/note',
    dbRouting:
    {
        entity: Note,
        secure: { user_id: { tokenKey: 'id', methods: "*" } },
        getParameters: [{ in: 'query', like:true, name:'content' }],
        bodyParameters: Swagger.createSchema({ content: { type: 'string', } }),
    }
});

and mounting it to the Starter, you will:

  • Create dynamic routes for your entity.
  • Secure them with a token, with eventually some logics to query the db with the decrypted payload
  • Create the swagger documentation you can access right after.

🏁 Quick Start

The fastest way to get started with expresso-macchiato is using the official project scaffolding:

npx create-expresso-macchiato

This command sets up a complete and ready-to-use template, optimized for working with expresso-macchiato.

Why this is the recommended way:

  • Preconfigured build system using TSUP.
  • Includes jwe-token-based authentication and pre-exposed API routes.
  • Built-in MinIO utility for handling image storage from Docker.
  • Comes with a Dockerfile and docker-compose setup out of the box.
  • Includes prefilled .env files and a .gitignore tailored for Node/TypeScript projects.

You just need to:

npm install
npm run dev

And you're good to go! 🎉 This will:

  • Connect to the database
  • Expose some demo routes
  • Serve auto-generated Swagger docs at /swagger-ui

🛠️ Manual Installation

Prefer starting from scratch? You can install expresso-macchiato directly into your own project:

npm install expresso-macchiato

💡 Read more

👉 For all the methods and correct use, check the expresso-macchiato docs for all the reference you need

🚀 Next Version

If you like expresso-macchiato, I'm open to contributors and motivated to keep improving the project.

Planned for v1.0.0:

  • ✨ A clean and robust socket implementation (currently in the develop branch)
  • 🔐 Support for multiple authentication strategies in dynamic DB routing (currently only JWE is supported)
  • 💡 Fresh ideas and contributions from the community!

Feel free to open an issue, fork the repo, or start a discussion — let's make expresso-macchiato even better together!

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Package last updated on 14 Jun 2025

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