@nrwl/node

What is @nrwl/node?

@nrwl/node is a package from the Nx workspace that provides tools and utilities for building Node.js applications. It integrates seamlessly with the Nx monorepo setup, allowing developers to manage and build Node.js applications efficiently within a larger project structure.

What are @nrwl/node's main functionalities?

Creating a Node.js Application

This command generates a new Node.js application within the Nx workspace. It sets up the necessary project structure, configuration files, and dependencies.

nx generate @nrwl/node:application my-app

Building a Node.js Application

This command builds the Node.js application, compiling TypeScript files to JavaScript and preparing the application for deployment.

nx build my-app

Running a Node.js Application

This command runs the Node.js application in development mode, providing live-reload capabilities and other development conveniences.

nx serve my-app

Linting a Node.js Application

This command lints the Node.js application code using ESLint, ensuring code quality and consistency.

nx lint my-app

Testing a Node.js Application

This command runs unit tests for the Node.js application using Jest, providing feedback on code correctness and coverage.

nx test my-app

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