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Contact Management System - MERN Project Source Code preview

Contact Management System - MERN Project Source Code

Build a complete Contact Management System with the MERN stack, covering React, Node.js, Express, MongoDB and CRUD operations

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Category
mern-stack-project
Updated
12 Sept 2026
Licence
Commercial
Delivery
Instant download

What's included

  • Contact Management - Add, view, update, and delete contact details through a simple management interface.
  • MERN Stack - Built using MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js for full-stack web development.
  • CRUD Operations - Implement complete create, read, update, and delete functionality for managing contacts.
  • REST API - Connect the React frontend with a Node.js and Express.js backend through API endpoints.
  • MongoDB Integration - Store and manage contact information using MongoDB as the database.
  • Complete Source Code - Get the project source files to study the implementation and build the Contact Management System yourself.

Before you run this

Downloads do not include thenode_modulesfolder to keep the file size small. After extracting the ZIP, open the project folder in a terminal and run:

$npm install

Readme

Contact Management System is a full-stack web application built using the MERN stack - MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js. The project provides a straightforward way to manage contact information through a web-based interface.

The application demonstrates essential CRUD operations, allowing users to add new contacts, view existing contact details, update information, and delete contacts when they are no longer needed. The React frontend communicates with the Express.js and Node.js backend through API endpoints, while MongoDB is used to store the contact data.

The included source code provides the complete project implementation, making it useful for developers who want to understand how a MERN stack application works across the frontend, backend, API, and database layers.