An Express GraphQL server app using GraphQL Yoga and Prisma that serves as the server to Next Store.

• GraphQL: Query language for APIs
• GraphQL Yoga: Express GraphQL server
• Prisma: GraphQL database interface
• Bcryptjs: Password hashing
• JSON Web Token: User authentication
• MailTrap: Development emailing
• Postmark: Production emailing
• nodemailer: Sending email with NodeJS
• Stripe: E-commerce API

# ./server/
$ npm install

Create an .env file which will be updated during setup. See also .env_example.

# ./server/.env
NODE_ENV=development
APP_SECRET=my-super-secret
HOST=http://localhost
PORT=4242
DEV_CLIENT_URL=http://localhost:7272
PROD_CLIENT_URL=
PROD_SERVER_URL=
CLOUDINARY_API_KEY=
CLOUDINARY_PRESET=nextstore
CLOUDINARY_SECRET=
PRISMA_DEV_ENDPOINT=
PRISMA_PROD_ENDPOINT=
PRISMA_SECRET=
PRISMA_MANAGEMENT_API_SECRET=
STRIPE_SECRET=
MAILTRAP_HOST=
MAILTRAP_PORT=
MAILTRAP_USER=
MAILTRAP_PASS=
POSTMARK_HOST=
POSTMARK_PORT=
POSTMARK_USER=
POSTMARK_PASS=

1. Create and access your Cloudinary account.
2. Grab your API key (CLOUDINARY_API_KEY) and API secret (CLOUDINARY_SECRET) from the main console page.
3. Create a folder where uploads will be stored.
4. Add an upload preset to set the dimensions uploaded files will be transformed into. (CLOUDINARY_PRESET)

1. Create or access your MailTrap account.
2. Create a demo inbox and check the SMTP Settings page for the Host, Port, Username, and Password credentials to be used in your env file.(MAILTRAP_HOST, MAILTRAP_PORT, MAILTRAP_USER, MAILTRAP_PASS)

(Postmark setup is unnecessary for local)

1. Create or access your Stripe account. (Confirm your account in your email if creating an account)
2. Click the API keys link under the Developers tab.
3. Grab the Publishable Key and update STRIPE_API_KEY on the client side with this key (aka ./client/config.js)
4. Grab the Secret key and update STRIPE_SECRET in the .env file on the server side (aka ./server/.env)

1. Create or access your Prisma account.
2. Globally install prisma then login to prisma in the terminal.

# ./server/
$ npm install -g prisma
$ prisma login

3. Set up Prisma by using the prisma-cli in the terminal to generate your endpoint.

# ./server/
$ prisma init
# ? Set up a new Prisma server or deploy to an existing server?
> Demo server
# ? Choose the region of your demo server
# (for me it was 'answart/demo-us1')
> PRISMA-WORKSPACE/PRISMA-SERVER
# ? Choose a name for your service
> next-store-dev
# ? Choose a name for your stage (dev)
> dev
# ? Select the programming language for the generated Prisma client
> Don\'t generate

It will generate the files datamodel.graphql and prisma.yml.

4. Place the endpoint url from the generated prisma.yml as the PRISMA_DEV_ENDPOINT in your .env file. Delete the generated files as the endpoint is now in the .env file and generated files are already configured in the prisma directory.

5. Run the deploy script. Any changes from this point on can be deployed with the following script:

$ npm run deploy:dev

# ./server/
$ npm run start:dev

View server at localhost:4242.