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npm package: @selinarnd/generator-nest-service
Description: Yeoman generator for Nest services
Latest version: 3.2.0

# generator-nest-service

`nest-service` is a [Yeoman](https://yeoman.io/) generator for [NestJS](https://nestjs.com/) services targeted at developer productivity and best practices.

## Highlights

TBD...

## Quick start

To install with NPM, run:

`npm install --global @selinarnd/generator-nest-service`

If you haven't done so already, install Yeoman with:

`npm install --global yo`

Create an empty directory for your project, `cd` into the newly created directory and run:

`yo @selinarnd/nest-service`

You can run it without need to install anything globally:

`npm init yo @selinarnd/generator-nest-service`

Now `nest-service` will ask you a series of questions that tell it how to set-up your new TypeScript application.

## ToDos

- [ ] Add Highlights section.
npm package: @selinarnd/nest-integrations-contentful
Description: Nest module for Contentful CMS
Author: Elran Kadosh
Latest version: 1.0.45

# Your project's README file

Here you should describe @selinarnd/nest-integrations-contentful.

Required environment variables:

- CONTENTFUL_SPACE_ID
- CONTENTFUL_ENVIRONMENT_ID
- CONTENTFUL_ACCESS_TOKEN
npm package: @selinarnd/nest-integrations-contentful-management
Description: Here you should describe nest-integrations-contentful-management.
Author: Kalinichenko Pavel
Latest version: 1.0.2

# Your project's README file

Here you should describe nest-integrations-contentful-management.

Required environment variables:

- CONTENTFUL_SPACE_ID
- CONTENTFUL_ENVIRONMENT_ID
- CONTENTFUL_ACCESS_TOKEN
- CONTENTFUL_ACCESS_TOKEN
- CONTENTFUL_MANAGEMENT_ACCESS_TOKEN
npm package: @selinarnd/nest-integrations-winks
Description: Nest module for Winks PMS
Author: Selina
Latest version: 2.2.3

# Your project's README file

Here you should describe @selinarnd/nest-integrations-winks.

## Examples

You can find an example for using this package in `example.ts` file at the project root.

You can run the example this script by typing `yarn example` in the terminal.

In order for the script to work, make sure to have a `.env` file at the project root
directory. The `.env` file has to include the following environment variables:
- WINKS_API_URL
- WINKS_API_USERNAME
- WINKS_API_PASSWORD