Learn FEATHERSJS with Real Code Examples

Build a REST API for a todo app

Implement a chat server with real-time events

Add authentication and user roles

Integrate with SQL or NoSQL databases

Broadcast notifications via WebSockets

Check Node.js and FeathersJS versions

Verify service registration

Inspect hook execution order

Confirm database connectivity

Debug real-time channels and events

Use Mocha, Jest, or AVA for unit testing

Test service methods in isolation

Test hooks with mock data

Integration tests for routes and database

Test real-time events with Socket.io clients

Deploy on Node.js servers or cloud platforms

Use Docker for containerized deployment

Host on platforms like AWS, Heroku, or Vercel

Integrate with CI/CD pipelines

Monitor logs and performance with external tools

Feathers CLI for scaffolding and generating services

Adapters for databases like MongoDB, Sequelize, Knex

Hook system for middleware

Socket.io or Primus for real-time events

Authentication package for JWT, OAuth, or local

SQL databases via Sequelize or Knex adapters

NoSQL databases like MongoDB

WebSockets via Socket.io

Front-end frameworks like React, Vue, Angular

External APIs for notifications or microservices

Use Feathers CLI to scaffold services quickly

Keep hooks modular and reusable

Use adapters to decouple database layer

Leverage real-time channels efficiently

Monitor performance and logs in production

Understanding hooks and their order

Debugging real-time events

Scaling multiple services efficiently

Integrating TypeScript for type safety

Managing asynchronous flows with multiple services