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@monowork-shared/nestjs-package-template

v1.0.9

Published

NestJS npm package template

Downloads

3

Readme

Installation

  1. Clone the template
  2. Run npm/yarn install
cd nestjs-package-starter
npm install

Testing

1. Setup a main folder

This main folder will contain both package and a small test-app to test the package.

mkdir nestjs-package

2. Clone the Template

Clone the template inside the nestjs-package folder

cd nestjs-package
git clone https://github.com/sagarv1997/nestjs-package-template

3. Install package dependencies and build

cd nestjs-package-template
npm install
npm build

4. Scaffold a small NestJS App

Now create a small NestJS app inside the nestjs-package folder to test the package functionality.

cd ..
nest new test-app

5. Install the package

cd test-app
npm install ../nestjs-package-template

6. Test package functions

Use any of the functions from the package in your test-app. Don't forget to import the Module and Service in the main app module.

Note

@nestjs/* not in dependencies ⚠️

While developing any package or library, there might be cases where you would require functionality from @nestjs/* like @nestjs/common, during such cases, instead of adding the package in dependencies, add them in peerDependencies.

Add them in dependencies might lead to some unexpected behaviour in the root project.

Reads

  1. Dynamic Module - NestJS Community
  2. Dynamic Module - John Biundo

Author

Sagar Vaghela

License

Licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.