Ship Production-Ready Backends
in Minutes.
One CLI command scaffolds a Node.js backend with JWT auth, Razorpay/Stripe, BullMQ queues, Pino logging, and Docker — pre-configured and production-first.
Every backend project starts the same way.
You spend the first 2–3 weeks on infrastructure that has nothing to do with your actual product.
Rewriting auth every project
JWT setup, refresh token rotation, session invalidation — you've written this 12 times. It still breaks in prod.
~8 hrs wastedPayment webhook nightmares
Stripe or Razorpay webhook signature verification, idempotency, retry logic. One missed edge case = lost revenue.
~6 hrs wastedInconsistent folder structure
Every project looks different. Controllers in routes, services mixed with models, no clear domain boundaries.
Maintenance debtNo structured logging in prod
console.log() doesn't cut it. JSON-structured logs with request IDs, trace context, and log levels aren't optional.
Blind in productionDeployment chaos
Works on localhost, breaks on EC2. No Dockerfile, no compose file, no env validation, no health check endpoint.
Hours of debuggingBackground jobs bolted on late
Email queues, scheduled tasks, and retry logic added as afterthoughts. BullMQ configuration is non-trivial to get right.
Brittle jobsOne command. A production-grade backend.
NishuBackend generates exactly what you need — nothing more, nothing less.
Interactive setup in 30 seconds
CLI prompts ask what you need — MongoDB or PostgreSQL, Stripe or Razorpay, JWT or sessions. Only what you pick is scaffolded.
Interactive CLIClean domain-driven architecture
Every module has its own routes, controllers, services, and validators. No circular deps, no god files.
Modular structureProduction-first, not dev-first
Env validation with Zod, structured logging with Pino, graceful shutdown handlers, and a /health endpoint out of the box.
Production-readyDocker + Compose included
Multi-stage Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml with Redis + DB services, .dockerignore, and prod-optimized build.
Deploy-readyNo runtime conditionals
Feature flags aren't implemented as if-else chains. Selected features are compiled into the project, not toggled at runtime.
Clean outputPre-configured linting
ESLint + Prettier with sensible TypeScript rules. Husky pre-commit hooks. Consistent code from day one.
DX optimizedmy-saas/├── src/│ ├── modules/│ │ ├── auth/│ │ │ ├── auth.routes.ts│ │ │ ├── auth.controller.ts│ │ │ ├── auth.service.ts│ │ │ └── auth.validator.ts│ │ ├── payments/│ │ │ ├── payments.routes.ts│ │ │ └── webhooks.handler.ts│ │ └── jobs/│ │ ├── email.queue.ts│ │ └── email.worker.ts│ ├── config/│ │ ├── env.ts # Zod-validated│ │ └── database.ts│ ├── middleware/│ │ ├── auth.ts│ │ └── error.ts│ └── app.ts├── Dockerfile├── docker-compose.yml└── .eslintrc.js
Clean. Predictable. Scalable.
8 production modules. Zero config.
Every module is battle-tested, TypeScript-first, and follows the same clean architecture pattern.
JWT + Cookies + Refresh Token Auth
Access/refresh token pair, automatic rotation, token blacklisting with Redis, and secure httpOnly cookie support.
Razorpay / Stripe
Webhook handlers with signature verification, subscription management, and idempotent payment recording.
Docker + Compose
Multi-stage production Dockerfile, docker-compose with Redis + DB, and health check integration.
BullMQ/RabbitMQ + Redis/Dragonfly Caching Jobs
Priority queues, delayed jobs, cron scheduling, failed job retries, and a Bull Board dashboard.
Mongo, PostgreSQL, Neon or any other
Mongoose ODM for MongoDB or Prisma ORM for PostgreSQL — your choice at scaffold time.
Role-Based Access Control
Middleware-level RBAC with user, admin, and superadmin roles. Route-level permission guards.
Structured Logging (Pino)
JSON-structured logs with request IDs, response times, error stacks, and log level filtering.
API Versioning + Health/Ping
/api/v1 prefix out of the box, /health, /ping and /ready endpoints, and graceful shutdown handling.
From zero to production in 3 steps.
No tutorials. No boilerplate hunting. Just run, configure, and build.
Run the CLI
Install once globally and run the init command. Answer a few prompts about your stack.
Configure your env
A single .env.example with every variable documented. Zod validates on startup — no silent misconfigs.
Build your product
Every module is wired up. Add your business logic to the service layer and ship.
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