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@nestjs-mod/schematics

v2.11.2

Published

The Nx Plugin for NestJS that contains executors and generators for allowing your workspace to create NestJS-mod applications

Downloads

179

Readme

Description

NestJS is a great framework and you can do great things with it, but often when developing a large number of applications within the same organization, we end up with different application architectures, file structures, and a lot of duplicate code.

The NestJS-mod collection of utilities are designed to unify applications and modules, and also introduce new logical options for dividing responsibilities between modules (Core, Feature, Integration, System, Infrastructure).

Since all parts of the application are unified, you can create a report on the entire project infrastructure.

Getting started

Create new application

Commands for create empty NestJS-mod application

# Create empty nx project
npx --yes [email protected] --name=project-name --preset=apps --interactive=false --ci=skip

# Go to created project
cd project-name

# Install all need main dev-dependencies
npm install --save-dev @nestjs-mod/schematics@latest

# Create NestJS-mod application
./node_modules/.bin/nx g @nestjs-mod/schematics:application --directory=apps/app-name --name=app-name --projectNameAndRootFormat=as-provided --strict=true

Start created application

# Prepare all files
npm run manual:prepare

# Start application in dev mode
npm run serve:dev:app-name

# Build and start application in prod mode

## Build
npm run build:prod:app-name

## Start
npm run start:prod:app-name

Create new library

Commands for create empty NestJS-mod library

# Create NestJS-mod library
./node_modules/.bin/nx g @nestjs-mod/schematics:library feature-name --buildable --publishable --directory=libs/feature-name --simpleName=true --projectNameAndRootFormat=as-provided --strict=true

Add created library to apps/app-name/src/main.ts


// Example without options
bootstrapNestApplication({
  ...
  modules: {
    feature: [FeatureName.forRoot()],
  }
});

// Example with options
bootstrapNestApplication({
  ...
  modules: {
    feature: [FeatureName.forRoot({
      configuration: { optionsName: 'options name' },
    })],
  }
});


// By default, in the example, the application looks for env by the key `APP_NAME_ENV_NAME`, but you can override it, for example:
bootstrapNestApplication({
  ...
  modules: {
    feature: [FeatureName.forRoot({
      environments: { envName: 'env name' },
    })],
  }
});

Create an infrastructure report

You can generate a report for all modules and their configurations.

# Generate markdown report
npm run docs:infrastructure

After which the file INFRASTRUCTURE.MD appear in the application folder apps/app-name.

Links

  • https://github.com/nestjs-mod/nestjs-mod - A collection of utilities for unifying NestJS applications and modules
  • https://github.com/nestjs-mod/nestjs-mod-contrib - Contrib repository for the NestJS-mod
  • https://github.com/nestjs-mod/nestjs-mod-example - Example application built with @nestjs-mod/schematics
  • https://github.com/nestjs-mod/nestjs-mod/blob/master/apps/example-basic/INFRASTRUCTURE.MD - A simple example of infrastructure documentation.
  • https://github.com/nestjs-mod/nestjs-mod-contrib/blob/master/apps/example-prisma/INFRASTRUCTURE.MD - An extended example of infrastructure documentation with a docker-compose file and a data base.
  • https://dev.to/endykaufman/collection-of-nestjs-mod-utilities-for-unifying-applications-and-modules-on-nestjs-5256 - Article about the project NestJS-mod
  • https://habr.com/ru/articles/788916 - Коллекция утилит NestJS-mod для унификации приложений и модулей на NestJS

Questions

For questions and support please use the official Telegram group or Discord. The issue list of this repo is exclusively for bug reports and feature requests.

Stay in touch

License

MIT