REST & GraphQL APIs
Clean, documented APIs other systems and apps can rely on.
// Software · Node.js
Robust Node.js services and APIs that link your systems reliably — written in TypeScript and built to last.
// What you get
Clean, documented APIs other systems and apps can rely on.
Middleware connecting shop, ERP and third-party systems.
Reliable jobs for imports, syncs and scheduled processing.
WebSocket and event-driven features for live data and updates.
Secure authentication, roles and 2FA built into every service.
Dockerised, scalable services ready for cloud deployment.
// Why it matters
Node.js is our go-to for fast, scalable back-end services. Codewerk Solutions builds APIs, integration middleware, real-time features and background workers in Node.js and TypeScript — type-safe, documented and tested. Whether it powers a React app, connects your ERP, or runs a custom tool, you get a back-end that's reliable today and maintainable for years.
With built-in authentication, user roles, 2FA and security best practices, our Node.js services are ready to run the business tools and portals your company depends on.
// In detail
What we actually do under the hood — so you can judge the work, not just the promise.
Node.js with TypeScript in strict mode from line one, explicit types on every payload crossing a boundary, and runtime schema validation because TypeScript disappears at runtime and the ERP that promised you a number will one day send the string "12,50".
Integration work is long-running, retry-heavy and failure-prone, so it lives in its own service and fails independently of your shop. Queue plus workers instead of polling cron jobs, idempotent jobs, exponential backoff, and one audit log with a single place to look when sales asks why order 4711 never reached the ERP.
Backpressure by design: the queue absorbs a spike instead of hammering a slow ERP into a timeout. We measure throughput per worker, scale horizontally where it helps, and can replay a bad day from the message log.
// FAQ
Because a stuck ERP sync inside a plugin can take the storefront down with it, and ties your integration's uptime to your shop's deploy cycle. A separate service fails independently — which is exactly what you want.
Yes. We start with a review, document what we find, and then work in your repository following your conventions and branching model.
Docker images built once and deployed unchanged to staging and production, with a scripted rollback that we have actually rehearsed. 'It worked on staging' stops being a mystery when the two are byte-identical apart from configuration.
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