NestJS Microservice Boilerplate API

Dependency freshness

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What's in the stack

Framework

NestJS

Database / ORM

MongoDB (Mongoose), TypeORM, node-postgres

Email

Nodemailer

Testing

Jest

i18n

i18next

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What the README says you get

• API
  Axios HTTP adapterHttpService in infra/ — implements IHttpAdapter with Axios
• Auth
  Authentication middlewareMiddlewares (authentication)
• Auth
  Authorization guardsGuards (authorization)
• Data
  TypeORM repository implementationCatRepository in modules/ — implements ICatRepository with TypeORM/Mongoose
• Data
  Redis cache adapterRedisService in infra/ — implements ICacheAdapter with Redis
• Deploy
  Pulumi infrastructure as codeThe infrastructure is defined as code with Pulumi
• Deploy
  AWS EKS deploymentdesigned to deploy to AWS using Amazon EKS
• Deploy
  Karpenter autoscalingAmazon EKS, Karpenter, Argo CD, and Kubernetes
• Deploy
  Argo CD GitOps deliveryGitOps delivery, and operational workflows
• Deploy
  Automated database migrationsautomated database migrations before application rollouts
• Deploy
  Health checkshealth checks, automated database migrations
• Deploy
  Autoscalingautoscaling, persistence, and monitoring components
• Deploy
  Monitoring componentspersistence, and monitoring components
• Testing
  Zod input validationWe validate inputs inside the Use Case using Zod schemas

Extracted from the kit's README by a local AI model (deepseek-flash) on Sep 29, 2026. Every item is checked against an exact README quote. A README claim is the maker's description, not something we tested.