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ValorLaunchpad

Purpose

The current state of this repo is a proof of concept around creating a seed project to launch new projects to success in a more rapid manner. That is how the name, Valor Launchpad came to be.

Stack

The stack used for this project is as follows.

  • Angular 12
  • NestJS 7
  • Prisma 2.28.0
  • MySQL
  • Redis 6.2.4

Setup

  1. Make sure you have Docker installed and running
  2. run the docker compose up -d to setup the MySQL and Redis
  3. run schema sync npm run schema:sync to synchronyze DBs
  4. run the npm run seed:run command to scaffold the seed database with its structure and default data
  5. run the server with npm run start:server
  6. run the client with npm run start
  7. navigate to http://localhost:4200/sign-in and sign in with the credentials in the placeholder

Feature List

The features for our initial admin panel were based on the Appstack template by Bootlab. After the template was purchased, it was used for the raw HTML and SCSS. From there it was converted to Angular and rebranded.

Feature HTML Generated Converted to Angular Data via Server Seed Created Tests Added Extracted to Lib Polished
Blank N/A N/A
Sign In N/A
Sign Up N/A
Calendar
Charts-Apexcharts
Charts-ChartJs
Chat
Clients
Color-Palette
Dashboard Analytics
Dashboard Crypto
Dashboard Default
Dashboard SaaS
Dashboard Social
Datatables Ajax
Datatables Buttons
Datatables Column Search
Datatables Fixed Header
Datatables Multi
Datatables Responsive
Docs Changelog
Docs Customization
Docs Installation
Docs Introduction
Docs Plugins
Error Page
Forms Advanced Inputs
Forms Basic Inputs
Forms Editors
Forms Floating Labels
Forms Input Groups
Forms Layouts
Forms Validation
Forms Wizard
Icons Font Awesome
Invoice
Maps Google
Maps Vector
Not Found N/A
Notifications
Payments
Pricing
Profile
Projects Detail
Projects Listing
Reset Password
Reset New Password
Settings
Tasks
Table Bootstrap
Term Of Service
Users
UI Alerts
UI Buttons
UI Cards
UI Carousel
UI Embed Video
UI General
UI Grid
UI Modals
UI Off Canvas
UI Tabs
UI Typography
Verify User

Future Features

CMS functionality emulating Strapi with added multi-tenancy

Integrations

Integration Created Extracted to NestJS Lib Tests Added Polished
Stripe
Twilio
Sendgrid
JWT Auth

Conversion methodology

  1. Copy and paste raw HTML from hardcoded template files
  2. Migrate page logic to Angular Components and extract hardcoded raw data to Angular Services
  3. Create NestJS Controller and Services to manage hardcoded raw data
  4. Create Entities and Prisma Seeds for generating dynamic raw data

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