Gemini Smart Prompter

API for managing prompt templates with integration to Google's Gemini API!

TO-DO

• Day 01: Basic application setup + Gemini integration
• Day 02: Save prompts and set up the test environment
• Day 03: Creating CRUD for categories and unit tests with mocks
• Day 04: Writing integration tests
• Day 05: Categorizing prompts
• Day 06: Adding Swagger documentation
• Day 07: Continuous integration with GitHub Actions

Day 1

• Initialized a new Node.js project with TypeScript.
• Configured TypeScript with tsconfig.json.
• Set up Express server in src/index.ts.
• Integrated Google Generative AI with the Gemini model.
• Added environment variable support using dotenv.
• Added .gitignore to exclude node_modules and .env files.

Day 2

• Created TemplateService with methods for CRUD operations.
• Created TemplateController to handle HTTP requests for templates.
• Set up routes for template operations in src/routes/template.routes.ts.
• Configured Jest for testing with jest.config.js.
• Added MongoDB in-memory server for testing.
• Added unit tests for Template model in test/models/template.model.test.ts.

Day 3

• Created CategoryService with methods for CRUD operations.
• Created CategoryController to handle HTTP requests for categories.
• Set up routes for category operations in src/routes/category.routes.ts.
• Added unit tests for Category model in test/models/category.model.test.ts.
• Added unit tests for TemplateService in test/services/template.services.test.ts with mocks.
• Added unit tests for CategoryService in test/services/category.services.test.ts with mocks.

Day 4

• Wrote integration tests for Template and Category routes.
• Used supertest to simulate HTTP requests and validate responses.
• Ensured all CRUD operations are working correctly through tests.