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nest

Nest is a powerful command line tool used for managing and deploying projects with NestJS framework. It provides various functionalities such as code generation, module creation, and project scaffolding. Through the Nest command line interface (CLI), developers can quickly create and manage modules, controllers, services, and other components. Nest CLI offers a wide range of commands, making it easier to generate boilerplate code and keep the project structure organized. It supports multiple programming languages, including TypeScript and JavaScript. Developers can easily set up new projects using the "new" command, specifying the desired project name and template language. With the "generate" command, Nest CLI generates code files for components like modules, controllers, and pipes, improving development productivity. The "module" command allows creating new modules within the project, automatically generating the necessary files and folder structure. Nest CLI also offers a built-in testing utility, allowing developers to write and execute tests for their application. Overall, Nest CLI simplifies the development and management of NestJS projects, offering a convenient and efficient command line interface.

List of commands for nest:

  • nest:tldr:1ec50 nest: Display information about installed nest version.
    $ nest info
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  • nest:tldr:59a25 nest: Build a specific NestJS project.
    $ nest build ${project_name}
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  • nest:tldr:5ff44 nest: Run a specific NestJS project.
    $ nest start ${project_name}
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  • nest:tldr:60877 nest: Create a new NestJS project in a directory of the same name.
    $ nest new ${project_name}
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  • nest:tldr:cff06 nest: Import a library into the current NestJS project.
    $ nest add ${library_name}
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