New ✨ : Express MongoDB TypeScript template (opinionated)

[IAmRiteshKoushik]

Description

This PR introduces a TypeScript template for using Express with MongoDB (through Mongoose as ODM). It takes an opinionated approach towards folder structure and code organization.

Resolves the template part of #6

Tagging Maintainers

@Ashrockzzz2003 @Abhinav-ark

[Ashrockzzz2003]

Thanks for the contribution @IAmRiteshKoushik. Please look into the suggestions.

• Add an example to .env.example or atleast to the README about the format.
• To integrate this command with quick_start_express CLI tool, you must add it to bin/configs.js.

[IAmRiteshKoushik]

Thanks for the contribution @IAmRiteshKoushik. Please look into the suggestions.

* [X]  Add an example to `.env.example` or atleast to the `README` about the format.

* [X]  To integrate this command with `quick_start_express` CLI tool, you must add it to `bin/configs.js`.

All aforementioned changes have been made in the latest commits. @Ashrockzzz2003

[Ashrockzzz2003]

I meant by camelCase to rename variables, attribute names in the files and not file name! Sorry if you understood it the other way! Can you revert back file names. Initial version was better! Sorry again!

And did you test if the template being created actually works? When I tried it did not : (

[Abhinav-ark]

I meant by camelCase to rename variables, attribute names in the files and not file name! Sorry if you understood it the other way! Can you revert back file names. Initial version was better! Sorry again!

And did you test if the template being created actually works? When I tried it did not : (

Types and interface names are conventionally written in PascalCase, so let them alone be in PascalCase. Other variables which are instances can be in camelCase. What do you say @Ashrockzzz2003 ?

[Ashrockzzz2003]

I meant by camelCase to rename variables, attribute names in the files and not file name! Sorry if you understood it the other way! Can you revert back file names. Initial version was better! Sorry again!
And did you test if the template being created actually works? When I tried it did not : (

Types and interface names are conventionally written in PascalCase, so let them alone be in PascalCase. Other variables which are instances can be in camelCase. What do you say @Ashrockzzz2003 ?

yep. perfect.