API made with NestJS, TypeScript and MongoDB. The goal is to help people managing amateur soccer championships generating matches, saving scores, setting most valuable players and saving history.
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Deborah Espíndola - debespindola
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Gustavo Lima - GustavoHLMA
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José Edson - zehzo
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Kevin Beltrão - KevBeltrao
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Liliane Carla - lilicarla
# Install dependencies
$ yarn
# Install husky
$ yarn husky install
# development
$ yarn start
# watch mode
$ yarn start:dev
# production mode
$ yarn start:prod
# unit tests
$ yarn test
# e2e tests
$ yarn test:e2e
# test coverage
$ yarn test:cov
Pull requests should be composed of type and branch name.
Branch name must be spaced by "-".
The types might be:
- feature - For new features
- fix - For adjustments (both bugfixes and hotfixes)
- release - For release branches
Example: feature/navbar-mobile
Commits should be structured as ():
Example: feature(navbar-mobile): adding smooth scroll
- master - Most stable code
- develop - Most recently developed
Pull requests must have good descriptions.
The three main topics of the description are:
- What I did
- How I did
- How to test
Of course it's not mandatory, sometimes it won't make sense to add some of these.
But add descriptive PRs with pictures and referencing code when needed.
Based on SCRUM, we're having 1 week sprints with sprint planning, sprint retrospective, sprint review and dailies.
We're using Github's projects as a Kanban board for the project and Trello to manage other stuff related to the discipline.
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