You can add cookie-parser middleware that enables express server to read/parse and send cookies.I think Typescript is an amazing language and it does make a lot sense to use it on the server because of less context switching. We saw how to setup node.js API with Typescript from scratch till deployment. You installed all the dependencies correctly.
If you encountered any error during setup, please make sure I use Railway but you can use popular service like Heroku to run Node.js API It will build our app and serve it on the configured PORT. Now all you have to do is run npm start on your hosting service. We also setup a index route that essentially renders some HTML with NODE_ENV and PORT so we don't have to check terminal for it. Here we have setup express to use helmet, cors, json() and urlencoded() middleware. Note that we are not particularly interested in repository section of package.json so feel free to press enter when it asks about it `) Now simply enter the relevant info in the terminal. Now we will need to generate a package.json file which will be required to install our dependencies, manage our start scripts, etc npm init Run the following command to create a new folder mkdir node-express-ts I will be using VS Code for this project setup which is fairly common and really intuitive IDE. So let's get started 😎 Setting up our project This would serve as (pun-intended :P) a one stop guide to setup Node.JS-Express API server with Typescript! We will also dive deep into explanation of small but important options. They miss out on a lot of stuff such as hot reloading, compilation, and deployment. There are lot of guides on the internet about setting up Typescript with Node.js -Express server.
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