Nest Lab
A repository to hold "experimental" packages for Nest. Honestly, I'm just tired of not having a good scope to put packages under :smile_cat:
Overview
NestLab serves as a dynamic platform for managing open source libraries that enhance the capabilities of the NestJS framework. It acts as an experimental repository, providing developers a space to explore and test integrations that may not yet be ready for inclusion in the core NestJS repo. This innovative approach allows for greater flexibility and experimentation in building applications using NestJS.
With a commitment to fostering creativity and collaboration, NestLab can potentially serve as a launchpad for libraries that could greatly enrich the NestJS ecosystem. As more documentation becomes available, it will undoubtedly provide even greater value to developers looking to leverage these experimental packages in their projects.
Features
- Experimental Libraries: A collection of libraries that enhance NestJS functionalities while still being in the testing phase, allowing developers to explore new features.
- Integration Focus: Designed specifically to work seamlessly with the NestJS framework, ensuring that added libraries integrate smoothly and enhance existing capabilities.
- Community Driven: Encourages contributions from developers, making it a collaborative space for sharing and refining innovative ideas within the NestJS community.
- Flexibility: Provides a space for developers to create, test, and iterate on libraries without the constraints of being added to the core repo right away.
- Evolving Documentation: As the project progresses, thorough documentation will become available, helping users understand how to implement and utilize these libraries effectively.
- Open Source: Follows an open-source model, allowing users to access the code, contribute to it, and help improve the ecosystem collaboratively.
- Nest
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- Eslint
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- Yup
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