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Production-ready NestJS in 5 minutes - JWT, Prisma, Docker
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Payhip - Production-ready NestJS in 5 minutes - JWT, Prisma, Docker

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Most NestJS starters give you code. This one gives you a system. Includes JWT auth with refresh tokens, RBAC, Prisma 7 + PostgreSQL, Docker Compose, Swagger/OpenAPI, and global validation. Unlike free boilerplates, it includes a curated library of AI prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor — designed to generate new modules, DTOs, tests, and Swagger docs that fit the existing architecture. No more fighting AI-generated code that doesn't match your patterns. Start your real work in 5 minutes.

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Hey PH! 👋 I'm John, a fullstack developer who got tired of wasting the first week of every project on the same repetitive setup. I lost count of how many times I configured JWT auth, wired Prisma to PostgreSQL, and debugged Docker Compose. Every new client project meant the same ritual. It was burning hours I could have spent on actual business logic. And I started this project when I almost didn't match a deadline for a product for which I had very little time to develop. And if you want to automatize your work and configurations with an agent while working on real production projects, good luck. You will need a really good agent because you won't want it ruins features that were already stable or gives you deprecated (or unsure) code, that happened to me a lot. Thus, you will have to pay a significant amount for a suscription to Claude, Codex, or similar. So I built this starter kit -- not as a theoretical exercise, but as a tool I actually use. It's the foundation I wish I'd had years ago. And then I decided to make it a product for others. You download it, and in 5 minutes, or less, you are coding your actual business logic! Three things I'm genuinely proud of: 1. It works in 5 minutes. `cp .env.example .env` + `docker compose up -d` = live API. 2. The RBAC is simple but solid — admin/user roles with guards ready to extend. 3. The AI prompts actually save me time. I generate full CRUD modules in seconds. You pay a small fee once, and it's yours, along with any future update, If you work with NestJS, I'd love your feedback. What's missing? What would make this more useful for your workflow? Maybe an entire ecosystem with many of automation configurations? I'm here all day to answer questions. Happy to discuss the architecture, the AI prompts, or just geek out about backend patterns. 🙌