Bienvenue dans FoodMap, l'outil ultime pour les amateurs de bonne cuisine et de découvertes culinaires exceptionnelles !
Avez-vous déjà goûté un plat si délicieux que vous ne vouliez pas l'oublier ? Ou peut-être avez-vous découvert un restaurant incroyable et souhaitez le partager avec vos amis ? FoodMap est là pour vous aider à capturer et à partager toutes vos expériences gastronomiques mémorables.
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Welcome to FoodMap, the ultimate tool for food enthusiasts and those looking for exceptional culinary experiences!
Have you ever tasted a dish so delicious that you didn't want to forget it? Or perhaps you've discovered an amazing restaurant and want to share it with your friends? FoodMap is here to help you capture and share all your memorable gastronomic experiences.
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- Prettier: A code formatter that helps you maintain consistent code style in your project.
To get started with the FoodMap API, follow the instructions below.
Clone this repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/app-foodsmap.git
Install the project dependencies:
pnpm install
The following scripts are available for managing the project:
$ pnpm run build: Build the project.
$ pnpm run format: Format the source code using Prettier.
$ pnpm run start: Start the application.
$ pnpm run start:dev: Start the application in watch mode.
$ pnpm run start:debug: Start the application in debug mode.
$ pnpm run start:prod: Start the application in production mode.
$ pnpm run lint: Run ESLint to check and fix code style issues.
$ pnpm run test: Run Jest unit tests.
$ pnpm run test:e2e: Run end-to-end tests.
$ pnpm run test:cov: Generate test coverage reports.
You can run tests using the following commands:
# Run unit tests
pnpm run test
# Run end-to-end tests
pnpm run test:e2e
# Generate test coverage reports
pnpm run test:cov
This project is licensed under the UNLICENSED License.