Before setting up the Localize project, make sure you have the following software dependencies installed on your development environment:
- Node (Version 18.x): You need Node.js to run both the client and server components of the project.
Localize Stuff utilizes a diverse technology stack to provide a rich and robust development environment. The key technologies used in this project include:
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ReactJS with TypeScript (Client): A powerful React framework for building the client-side of the application.
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Nest.js with TypeScript (Server): A server-side runtime environment that enables the creation of efficient and scalable server components.
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Elasticsearch: Elasticsearch is utilized for retrieving data from the index efficiently.
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Tailwind CSS: A utility-first CSS framework for enhancing the project's user interface and design.
To streamline development, Localize makes use of several third-party packages and libraries. These include:
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Axios: Used for making API calls from the client to various endpoints.
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Material-UI(@mui): Material-UI offers a collection of pre-built Material Design components to improve the frontend interface.
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Jest: A JavaScript testing framework for ensuring the quality and reliability of the codebase.
To run the Localize project, follow the instructions provided in the respective README files for the client and server components:
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Client README: Contains information on setting up and running the client-side of the project.
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Server README: Provides guidance on setting up and running the server-side components.
By following the instructions in these README files, you'll be able to set up and run the complete Localize project, allowing you to explore its features and functionality.