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Contributions are very welcome! It helps me know what features are desired or what bugs are causing the most pain.
I have just one request; If you submit a pull request for a bugfix, please add a unit-test or integration-test (in the spec folder) that catches the problem. Even a PR that just has a failing test is fine - I can analyse what the test is doing and fix the code from that.
Contact Info: truonganh710@gmail.com
Note: Please try to avoid modifying the package version in a PR. Versions are updated on release and any change will most likely result in merge collisions.
To be clear, all contributions added to this library will be included in the library's MIT licence.
npm i -g tyatech-nestjs-system@2.2.1
tyatech -v
or
tyatech version
tyatech new project-name
Update SQL SERVER connection information. project-name/src/configs/db/db.config.ts
cd project-name
npm run start:dev
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Tya Technologies' nestjs api system library
We found that tyatech-nestjs-system demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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