Backend Setup & CI/CD Pipeline Configuration#5
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This PR initializes the ChainRemit backend with a TypeScript/Node.js foundation and establishes a comprehensive CI/CD pipeline. The setup includes strict TypeScript configuration, ESLint/Prettier for code quality, Jest testing with 80% coverage requirement, Docker containerization, and GitHub Actions workflow automation. Core dependencies like Express, Helmet, and Morgan are configured with proper security headers. The folder structure follows best practices with controllers, middleware, routes, and services organization. CI/CD features automated testing, security scanning, branch protection, and deployment workflows with staging auto-deployment and production manual approval. Environment configurations are set up for development, testing, staging, and production environments.
close #1