Issue #1 — Backend: Workspace Entity & Module Scaffold

[yusuftomilola]

Location: backend/src/workspaces/

Description

ManageHub needs a Workspaces module on the backend to manage coworking spaces, private offices, meeting rooms, and other bookable resources within a hub. This issue covers the foundational setup — the database entity, the NestJS module, and the bare service/controller scaffold that subsequent issues will build on.

The platform uses NestJS with TypeORM and PostgreSQL. The synchronize: true flag is active, so schema changes apply automatically on restart. All monetary values (prices) must be stored in kobo (smallest Nigerian currency unit) as integers to avoid floating-point errors.

Acceptance Criteria

• A Workspace entity is created at backend/src/workspaces/entities/workspace.entity.ts with the following fields:
  • id — UUID, primary key, auto-generated
  • name — string, required
  • description — text, optional
  • type — enum: OPEN_DESK, PRIVATE_OFFICE, MEETING_ROOM, EVENT_SPACE, VIRTUAL_OFFICE
  • capacity — integer (number of seats), required
  • pricePerHourKobo — integer, nullable
  • pricePerDayKobo — integer, nullable
  • pricePerMonthKobo — integer, nullable
  • amenities — simple-array of strings, nullable
  • images — simple-array of strings (URLs), nullable
  • isActive — boolean, default true
  • createdAt / updatedAt — auto timestamps
• A WorkspacesModule is created at backend/src/workspaces/workspaces.module.ts with TypeOrmModule.forFeature([Workspace]) registered
• A WorkspacesService stub is created at backend/src/workspaces/providers/workspaces.service.ts
• A WorkspacesController stub is created at backend/src/workspaces/workspaces.controller.ts with the @Controller('workspaces') decorator
• WorkspacesModule is imported into backend/src/app.module.ts
• npx tsc --noEmit passes with no errors

[clintjeff2]

I have extensive experience building NestJS applications with TypeORM and PostgreSQL, including proper entity design and module scaffolding. I understand the importance of correctly handling monetary values as integers to prevent precision issues. My approach ensures clean, maintainable code that follows established patterns and sets a solid foundation for future feature development.

**ETA:**10h
Telegram: @JeffersonYouashi

[Eniola3321]

Please can I work on the issue