How to Set Up index.ts and app.ts for a Clean Node.js Server Start (TypeScript Best Practices)

When starting a Node.js project with TypeScript, structuring your entry files the right way makes your code cleaner and easier to scale. In this guide, we’ll set up index.ts and app.ts step by step, separating server configuration from application logic. By the end, you’ll have a production-ready server foundation following TypeScript best practices.



Project Structure Overview

  • /src → contains all source code
  • index.ts → server entry point
  • app.ts → app configuration (middlewares, routes)
  • routes/ → define your endpoints
  • controllers/ → handle request logic
  • utils/ or config/ → helper functions, constants

src\index.ts


src\app.ts

src\config\database.ts

src\config\multer.ts

src\middlewares\auth.ts

src\middlewares\fileUpload.ts

src\middlewares\validate.ts


src\routes\auth.route.ts

src\routes\index.route.ts

src\middlewares\validate.ts

src\types\global.d.ts

src\utils\asset.ts

src\utils\jwt.ts

src\utils\response.ts

src\resources\user.resource.ts

src\controllers\auth.controller.ts

src\controllers\user.controller.ts


.env


prisma\schema.prisma

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