Prosen-Ghosh / taxi-near-me

Description

This is a simple taxi cab search application. This application backend is written on NextJs and frontend is written on ReactJs. Any user can search using his location (like: dhaka i.e: after clicking search button the application will make a fake coordinate to search nearby available taxi cab. Without search key, search button will be disabled) and filter(like: Normal, Premium). User can combine this search and filter to get the desire data set.

Structure

Frontend You will find the frontend code inside client directory. The Application will start from src/index.js. The main redering logic and API call is written inside src/App.js.

Backennd

Backend server is running from src/main.ts. Inside this file the application instance is created with modules. Inside src/app.module.ts all our necessary modules are imported(i.e: MongooseModule, ConfigModule and TaxisModule). From TaxisModule the application exposing a controller and a servie for TaxisModule. From src/taxi/taxis.controller.ts this controller is exposing an API which is called from frontend. The src/taxi/taxis.controller.ts is resposible for call service method from src/taxi/taxis.service.ts, and the src/taxi/taxis.service.ts is resposible for getting data from the database.

Setup Backend Environment

cp .env.example .env

Default host and port will be http://localhost:5000/api or make the nessary changes in the .env file.

Installation Backend

$ npm install

Setup Frontend Environment

cd client
cp .env.example .env

Default host and port will be http://localhost:3000. vist and search near by taxi or make the nessary changes in the .env file.

Installation Frontend

cd client
$ npm install

Seed DB

npx nestjs-command create:bulk-taxi

Remove Data From DB

npx nestjs-command remove:all-taxi

Running the backend app

# development
$ npm run start

# watch mode
$ npm run start:dev

# production mode
$ npm run start:prod

Running the frontend app

cd client
# development
$ npm run start

# production
$ npm run build

Test Backend

# unit tests
$ npm run test

# e2e tests
$ npm run test:e2e

# test coverage
$ npm run test:cov

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• Author - Prosen Ghosh