This is a fictional auto dealership website illustrating how to use feature flags in NestJS. Since Nest is considered a server-side framework, the frontend components were developed using Vue.js. The complete frontend can be found in the client folder.
Here's a short breakdown of the app:
On the home page of the website, just under the banner. I've added:
- A newsletter subscription form - Let's consider this to be a pre-existing component of the site.
- A fuel mileage calculator - The new feature to be rolled out.
- Node version 16 or higher
- Open a terminal in the root of this repo and run the following command to install the npm packages.
npm install- Build the Vue frontend:
cd client
npm install
npm run build- In the root directory, start the server by running the following command then access it on http://localhost:3000/.
npm run startUseful links to technical resources.
- Nest.js Documentation - learn about Nest.js features and its API.
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