
NestJS + GraphQL + TypeORM + PostgresQL Boilerplate
This product is a NestJS boilerplate that comes with integration for TypeORM, GraphQL, and PostgresQL. It is open for contributions and allows for easy customization through code improvements and bug fixes. The boilerplate utilizes NestJS as the base framework and provides support for TypeORM as the ORM framework. PostgresQL is used as the backend database, with the default database being named 'postgres'. The boilerplate also includes packages for GraphQL implementation, such as graphql, apollo-server-express, and @nestjs/graphql. It follows a Code First approach for creating GraphQL schemas and provides protected queries/mutations using a NestJS guard. Custom CRUD functionalities are implemented to make the most of GraphQL's advantages.
This NestJS boilerplate comes with integration for TypeORM, GraphQL, and PostgresQL. It provides a foundation for building web applications using NestJS and offers functionality like protected queries/mutations, custom CRUD operations, and a code generator. The installation process requires the NestJS CLI and the installation of project dependencies. Alternatively, the project can be run using Docker. Overall, this boilerplate offers a solid starting point for developing scalable and efficient applications.

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