feat: add NestJS development best practices instructions #128
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node update-readme.js
and verified thatREADME.md
is up to date.Description
This contribution adds comprehensive NestJS development instructions to help GitHub Copilot provide better guidance for building scalable Node.js server-side applications using the NestJS framework.
The instructions cover all essential aspects of NestJS development including:
Type of Contribution
Additional Notes
Testing: I have tested these instructions with GitHub Copilot locally and they provide comprehensive, actionable guidance for NestJS development. The instructions follow the established format and patterns used throughout the repository.
Coverage: This fills a gap in the current instruction set as NestJS was not previously covered, despite being a popular Node.js framework. The instructions complement the existing Node.js and TypeScript instructions while focusing specifically on NestJS patterns and best practices.
File Details:
instructions/nestjs.instructions.md
applyTo
patterns and descriptionBy submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution abides by the Code of Conduct and will be licensed under the MIT License.