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This is a Repository for the Fans-CRM Technical interview performed by Bryan Asega on using the
Nest.js framework, MySQL, and JWT authentication.
The steps performed are as follows:

1. Install Node.js
2. Set up development environment in Visual Studio Code (VSCode)
   
   

2. Initialize a new Nest.js project using the Nest CLI:

   npm install -g @nestjs/cli nest new nestjs-rest-api
   
   

3. Navigate to the newly created project directory and start the Nest.js server:

   cd nestjs-rest-api npm run start
   
   

1. Install Sequelize ORM and MySQL dialect for Sequelize:

   npm install --save @nestjs/sequelize sequelize mysql2
   
   

2. Install JWT module for authentication:

   npm install --save @nestjs/jwt passport passport-jwt

1. Set up MySQL database connection in the config directory.
2. Configure Sequelize to connect to MySQL database in the config directory.

1. Generating a new module for users:

   nest generate module user

2. Generate a user controller and service:

   nest generate controller user nest generate service user
   
   

1. Define a user entity using Sequelize model in the user directory.
2. Define attributes : id, name, email, email

1. Create an authentication module with JWT token generation and validation.
2. Implementing the JWT strategy using Passport.js.

1. Defining a POST endpoint to add a user (/api/v1/add-user).
2. Defining a GET endpoint to get a user by ID (/api/v1/get-user/:id).
3. Implementing corresponding controller method to handle requests and interact with database.

1. Performing unit tests for services, controllers, and authentication logic.
2. Using curl; testing REST API endpoints.
   
   

1. Starting Nest.js server:

   npm run start:dev

1. Deploy the application to a production server.
2. Monitor and maintain the application ensuring its reliability and performance.