TypeScript REST API with NodeJS, Postgres & TypeORM

We're going to build a REST API using TypeScript, node, docker, postgres & TypeORM.
In this first video we're going to be initializing the project using the TypeORM CLI. We're then going to run postgres inside a docker container & our application will be able to connect to it.
Code: github.com/kriscfoster/typesc...
Install NodeJS: nodejs.org/en/
Install Docker: docs.docker.com/get-docker/
TypeORM: typeorm.io/#/

[@KrisFoster1]

Part 2 - ruclips.net/video/rflZhPzr_G4/видео.html

[@cameronmoore6663]

Great content dude - really solid stuff

[@KrisFoster1]

Thank you Cameron, glad you enjoyed!

[@IamMiracleAlex]

This is awesome -- please keep it up

[@xXAtom11Xx]

Great tutorial, thanks for the insight

[@rickylall2401]

Thank you helped a lot.

[@jamescampbell2822]

Great tutorial mate!

[@KrisFoster1]

Thank you James!

[@aminelouni]

waiting for it

[@KrisFoster1]

Great, I'm planning on uploading the next video in the series this weekend!

[@FireOn2107]

great tutorial master, I have a question, what’s the extension that use in the minute 6:01 ? Cheers

[@Krior07]

Is JSONVue

[@HSnake5]

For anyone watching this in 2022, perhaps even later, there is no "ormconfig.json" generated anymore. Instead it will be in "data-source.ts" so no need to panic like I did.

[@xXAtom11Xx]

How did you handle the database creation part, beacause the whenever I run `npm run start` I get error: database "mydb" does not exist

[@xXAtom11Xx]

nvm there is a 'postgres' database already created when you mount the docker container, that's why when I change datasource database option to something other than postgres it'll fail

[@tonyta599]

Life saver, thank you !

[@odetamaslovaite2574]

Hi Kris,
Thanks for a great tutorial! :) But I encountered one problem, even when I cloned your Github repo. The error which I am getting after npm start is: error: role "postgres" does not exist. I have run out of ideas how to fix it. Maybe do you have any insights why it is occuring?

[@odetamaslovaite2574]

Ah Nevermind! I managed to solve it - server is running! :D

[@shadrackabely1013]

@@hat-skits Yes you can do it works even on a locally hosted postgres server

[@RahulJhaJourney]

data still coming I have done this part docker compose down and again I restart the docker compose up -d but data is still coming and I also remove the data

[@ka_ka3141]

not beginner friendly

[@fromntop3750]

unless video. every youtuber gives info like from scrool 1-st grade?