Release v0.0.4
Overview
This release includes significant updates to the README file, providing a more structured and detailed overview of the project. The changes aim to improve the clarity and usability of the documentation for new and existing users.
Changes
Documentation
- Enhanced README Structure: The README file has been refactored to follow a more organized structure, making it easier to navigate and understand.
- Getting Started: Clear instructions on how to clone the repository, install dependencies, and set up the environment.
- Generating RSA Key Pair: Detailed steps for generating RSA keys for JWT authentication using OpenSSL.
- Running the Application: Instructions for running the application in both development and production modes.
- Features: A comprehensive list of the key features of the project, including modularity, scalability, and logging.
- Project Structure: A detailed breakdown of the project directory structure, explaining the purpose of each file and directory.
- Contributing: Guidelines for contributing to the project.
- License: Information about the project's MIT license.
Exclusions
- Dependency Updates: No changes to project dependencies.
- Instruction File Changes: No changes to other instructional files.
New Features
- Modular Design: The project structure follows a modular approach, organizing files into directories based on their functionalities.
- Scalability: The modular structure allows for easy scalability as the application grows.
- Global Exception Handling: Includes global exception filters to catch and handle exceptions across the application.
- Configuration Management: Centralized management of environment variables and application configuration using
@nestjs/config
. - Clustering: Support for clustering to utilize multiple CPU cores for improved performance.
- Logging: Integration of
nestjs-pino
for efficient and customizable logging. - Swagger Documentation: Integration of Swagger for generating interactive API documentation.
- Linting and Formatting: Configuration files for ESLint and Prettier to enforce consistent code style and catch potential errors.
- Docker Support: Dockerfile for containerization, making it easier to deploy and run the application in different environments.
Bug Fixes
- None: No bug fixes in this release.
Improvements
- Documentation: Improved clarity and usability of the README file.
Notes
This release focuses on enhancing the documentation to provide a better onboarding experience for new users and to help existing users understand the project structure and features more effectively.
For more details, please refer to the README.md file.