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- Single char alternation (e.g. a|b|c|d) in a RegExp can be simplified to use a character class ([abcd]) instead. This usually also provides slightly better matching performance. - Character escapes that are replaceable with the unescaped character without a change in meaning. Inside the square brackets of a character class, many escapes are unnecessary that would be necessary outside of a character class. For example the regex [\.] is identical to [.] - If several qualified expressions occur after the qualifier having been checked for nullable, they can be replaced with optional chaining
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<p style="text-align: center;"><img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nrwl/nx/master/images/nx.png" width="600" alt="Nx - Powerful, Extensible Dev Tools"></p>
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# Nest.js Plugin for Nx
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{{what-is-nx}}
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{{getting-started}}
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```
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? Workspace name (e.g., org name) happyorg
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? What to create in the new workspace angular-preset [a workspace with a full stack application (Angular + Nest)]
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? Application name myapp
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? Default stylesheet format CSS
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```
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You can also select `empty` and add `@nrwl/nest` plugin using yarn or npm, and then generate a new express app using `nx g @nrwl/nest:app myapp`.
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If it's your first Nx project, the command will recommend you to install the `nx` package globally, so you can invoke `nx` directly without going through yarn or npm.
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### Serving Application
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- Run `nx serve myapp` to serve the newly generated application!
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- Run `nx test myapp` to test it.
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You are good to go!
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{{resources}}
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