To deploy the project using Vercel, follow these simple steps:
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Install Vercel globally:
npm i -g vercel
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Log in to your Vercel account:
vercel login
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Select your email and provide the necessary credentials when prompted.
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Deploy the project in production mode:
vercel --prod
If you encounter an error similar to the one below when executing scripts in PowerShell:
ng : File C:\Users\d\AppData\Roaming\npm\ng.ps1 cannot be loaded
This error occurs because your system's PowerShell is not configured to allow the execution of scripts by default. This issue is particularly common on Windows 10, especially when using Visual Studio Code with PowerShell as the default terminal.
You can resolve this issue by running the following command in the PowerShell terminal:
Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
To generate a controller in your NestJS application without creating a separate folder, use the command:
nest g co [controller name]
Simply replace [controller name]
with the desired name for your controller.
To start your NestJS application in development mode with automatic file watching, run:
npm run start:dev --watch
This command ensures that your server restarts automatically whenever changes are detected.
Special thanks to the Stack Overflow community for providing solutions to common PowerShell execution policy issues.
This document outlines a list of projects, indicating which have been completed and which are still in progress.
- Min Thein Kha - Lat Htauk Bay Din
- Dream Dictionary
- Movie Ticket Online Booking System
- Pick A Pile
- Myanmar Proverbs
- Zodiac
- Bagan Map
- Birds
- Myanmar Months
- Snakes
- Art Gallery
- Incompatible Food
- Missing Historical Records
- Quotlets
- Burmese Recipes
- Burmese Agriculture
- Banking Management System
- PhayarSar