A flexible REST backend with Loopback 4, MongoDB, and adaptable data modeling for efficient development. Part of the Tarcinapp Suite.

An extension for setting up various notification mechanisms in loopback4 application, vis-a-vis, Push notification, SMS notification, Email notification

A Rate Limiting Extension for Loopback 4 Applications

A loopback-next extension for HashiCorp's Vault integration in loopback-next applications

A loopback-next extension for implementing audit logs in loopback applications for all DB transactions.

SaaS control plane microservices Created by Sourcefuse for the Community

Selecro‑backend is the Node.js + LoopBack 4 backend powering both the Selecro web and mobile applications. Built with TypeScript, it delivers a robust REST API to manage crochet patterns, tutorials, user progress, and community data in support of the Selecro self-learning crochet platform.

LoopBack 4 Example: Online Shopping APIs

A versatile notification API server

API to read from zitat-service.de.

A Catalog of Microservices Created by SourceFuse for the Community

An Authorization Extension for LoopBack 4 Applications

A loopback-next extension for authentication feature. Oauth strategies supported.

A loopback4 extension for soft delete feature

An API to handle decks and cards to be used in any card game.

Provides JWT authentication for loopback applications. Includes storing roles inside tokens and handling refreshing. Built-in reuse detection.

Loopback 4 starter application. Multi-tenant architecture supported. Authentication, Authorization, Soft deletes, environment vars, Audit logs, included.

Test project for fullstack app's.

This project is a Book Management System built using microservices architecture. It is designed to demonstrate how individual services can communicate through a centralized API Gateway. Each microservice runs independently and handles a specific domain in the system.

Explore and manage your favorite retro games with this RESTful API powered by LoopBack 4. Includes full CRUD support, Swagger UI for testing, and an extensible TypeScript backend.