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##NodeJS with Postgres Connection
# NodeJS with Postgres Connection
This is a sample project that demonstrates how to connect a NodeJS app using Express to a Postgres database using Docker Compose. The project includes the following components:
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2. Postgres database
3. Docker Compose file to set up the environment
##Project Structure
## Project Structure
The project consists of the following files:
1. _docker-compose.yml_: The Docker Compose file that defines the services for the NodeJS app and Postgres database, and the network connections between them.
2. _nodejs directory_: Contains the NodeJS code, including index.js and Dockerfile for building the NodeJS app image.
3. _postgres directory_: Contains the Dockerfile for building the Postgres database image.
##Getting Started
## Getting Started
To run this project, follow these steps:
1. Clone the repository.
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Expected Results
When you access the NodeJS app at http://localhost:3000, you should see the message "Hello World!" displayed in the browser.
##Conclusion
## Conclusion
This project provides a simple example of how to connect a NodeJS app to a Postgres database using Docker Compose. The project structure follows a standard naming convention and separates the code for the two services into separate directories. By using Docker Compose, it's easy to set up a development environment that can be used to test and debug your NodeJS and Postgres applications.