NestJS example app + Prisma + PostgreSQL
This product analysis is for a theme that includes an application deployed into Fy.io. It offers CRUD functionality for creating, updating, and removing heroes. The theme also includes authentication with JWT tokens, a more logical directory structure, examples of NestJS services, guards, and resolvers. It provides an environment file with all the necessary environment variables already prepared. Additionally, it utilizes Prisma 2 for database management, with Postgres as the database. The theme includes a GraphQL server and a ready-to-import Postman collection.
This theme provides a deployed application with CRUD functionality for managing heroes. It includes authentication with JWT tokens, a logical directory structure, and examples of NestJS services, guards, and resolvers. The theme utilizes Prisma 2 for database management, with Postgres as the database. It also offers a GraphQL server and a ready-to-import Postman collection for easy testing. Overall, this theme provides a comprehensive solution for building a hero management application.
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