Prerequisites: NestJS, Angular, and Ionic will need to be installed
$ cd api
$ npm install
Create a .env file and configure your PostGres environment variables:
POSTGRES_HOST=127.0.0.1 POSTGRES_PORT=5432 POSTGRES_USER=postgres POSTGRES_PASSWORD=password POSTGRES_DATABASE=linkedin JWT_SECRET=jwtsecret
Note: For development purposes the host is localhost, but this will need to be updated if you decide to deploy the application. By Default, PostGres gives the user 'postgres' with all privileges. You can change this to another user if desired. In this application we named our database 'linkedin', however, if you went with a different name this will need to be changed.
$ npm run start:dev
In a second terminal:
$ cd linkedin
$ npm install
$ ionic serve