RS School NodeJS course

You can generate a new repository with the same directory structure and files as the template repository using GitHub article: Creating a repository from a template.

N.B. Tasks for which the field "Execute in" wrirtten "template" should be implemented using the template, others - in the student's private repository.

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Tasks

Task 1. Caesar cipher CLI tool

• Execute in: private repository
• Description
• Cross-check criteria

Task 2. Express REST service

• Execute in: template
• Description
• Cross-check criteria

Task 3. Debug in Node.js

• Execute in: private repository
• Description
• Cross-check criteria

Task 4. Typescript basics

• Execute in: template
• Description
• Cross-check criteria

Task 5. Logging & Error Handling

• Execute in: template
• Description
• Cross-check criteria

Task 6. Docker basics

• Execute in: template
• Description
• Cross-check criteria

Task 7. PostgreSQL & Typeorm

• Execute in: template
• Description
• Cross-check criteria

Task 8. Authentification & JWT

• Execute in: template
• Description
• Cross-check criteria

Task 9. NestJS

• Execute in: template
• Description
• Cross-check criteria

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Tasks execution schemas

Execution in private repository

Execution in repository created from template

Hints

How to get update from template

1. Set VSCode as a default GIT editor (it's not mandatory)

  git config --global core.editor "code --wait"

2. Commit current changes
3. Add template as the remote repository

  git remote add template https://github.com/rolling-scopes-school/nodejs-course-template.git

4. Apply changes from template

  git pull template master --allow-unrelated-histories

5. Apply all your changes

  git checkout --ours ':!node_modules'

6. Apply all changes

  git checkout --theirs .

7. Save changes

  git add .

8. Continue merge

  git commit

9. Close VSCode tab with commit message. If default editor wasn't changed - quit VIM via :qa