We generated a project structure and started our application on the server and displayed an ouput. In this tutorial, we’ve discussed how to generate an Node.js-express application using the express generator. You’ll notice that you just modified the routes and any other feature on the Express generated application as a normal Node.js initialised app. we directing the application of which pages to useĪpp. you can also set views of your choice here.Īpp. the following lines are used to setup view templates for our application these packages are used to parse cookie valuesĬonst cookieParser = require( 'cookie-parser') these packages will aid in application routingĬonst homePageRouter = require( './routes/home') Ĭonst studentEngineeringRouter = require( './routes/engineering-education') Var createError = require( 'http-errors') Let’s start by creating an express application using Express generator. In this section, we will look at the Express generator package, how it’s installed and used to generate folder structure. Basic knowledge of Node.js templating engines, in this application we use pug templating engine.Node.js installed in your local machine.Table of contentsīy the end of this tutorial, you should be in a position to generate complete Node.js application folders. As the name suggests, an Express generator is a tool that we’ll be using to generate our application, that otherwise, we would’ve created manually. It’s a package that you can use to simplify your development time while developing your Node.js web applications.
The Express-generator package is a utility that provides a command-line tool you can use to scaffold your project - ie create boilerplate folder structure, files and code. In this tutorial, we’ll be discussing the concepts of the Node.js Express generator tool.
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