Node.js API Backend Build
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m looking to have a full backend written in Node.js and Express that connects to my existing MySQL database. The API must cover three core areas:
• Secure user authentication handled with JWT, including registration, login, token refresh, and logout endpoints.
• Cleanly documented routes for data retrieval—returning records, filtered lists, or single-item details as required by the front-end.
• Robust data submission endpoints that validate and persist incoming information to MySQL.
Code quality matters to me, so the project should follow clear MVC patterns, use environment variables for secrets, and include concise README instructions. Once development is complete, I’d like the service deployed to a production-ready environment (any mainstream option is fine—AWS, DigitalOcean, or similar) with basic CI/CD so updates flow smoothly.
Deliverables will be:
1. Source code repository with organized modules, JWT middleware, and MySQL integration.
2. Postman (or similar) collection demonstrating every endpoint.
3. Deployment scripts or configuration plus a brief walkthrough of how to redeploy.
If you’ve built similar RESTful APIs and can move quickly while keeping the codebase easy to maintain, let’s get started.
• Secure user authentication handled with JWT, including registration, login, token refresh, and logout endpoints.
• Cleanly documented routes for data retrieval—returning records, filtered lists, or single-item details as required by the front-end.
• Robust data submission endpoints that validate and persist incoming information to MySQL.
Code quality matters to me, so the project should follow clear MVC patterns, use environment variables for secrets, and include concise README instructions. Once development is complete, I’d like the service deployed to a production-ready environment (any mainstream option is fine—AWS, DigitalOcean, or similar) with basic CI/CD so updates flow smoothly.
Deliverables will be:
1. Source code repository with organized modules, JWT middleware, and MySQL integration.
2. Postman (or similar) collection demonstrating every endpoint.
3. Deployment scripts or configuration plus a brief walkthrough of how to redeploy.
If you’ve built similar RESTful APIs and can move quickly while keeping the codebase easy to maintain, let’s get started.