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Contributing to project using JS, TS, Go and PHP

TLDR Matthew volunteered to contribute to the project using JavaScript, Typescript, Go, and PHP. Jason assigned two tasks, including Laravel integration and nest.js library. hi019 encouraged Matthew to try out the Laravel integration.

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Aug 17, 2021 (27 months ago)

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Matthew

06:42 PM

Hey guys, I would like to help to contribute to this project! I'm just looking for something I can get my head stuck around in my free time, I like this project a lot, unfortunately I don't know C++, but I can help in JS, TS, Go and PHP!

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Jason

06:46 PM

Hey Matthew! That’s great. Folks have been asking for Typescript types and I haven’t found the time to pick it up yet. Would be great if you’re able to help review this PR as good first issue: https://github.com/typesense/typesense-instantsearch-adapter/pull/66

Matthew

07:12 PM

Quickly looking into it, not much I can say, only 2 comments, just my thoughts on node settings, can't really review the query params as I can't see that much into them as I would like to!

Jason

08:52 PM

Thanks Matthew!

CC: Harisaran ^

08:53

Jason

08:53 PM

Separately, Matthew - have you worked with Laravel before? We're in the process of adopting a Scout drive into the Typesense org and would be great if you're able to install the pre-release version and see if everything works as expected: https://github.com/typesense/laravel-scout-typesense-driver/issues/1#issuecomment-895545798

Matthew

08:56 PM

Sure I can check it out tomorrow!

08:57

Matthew

08:57 PM

I was starting my career in laravel, so would be fun to get back to it! 😄

Jason

08:58 PM

Ha, nice! What stack / framework do you work on these days?

Matthew

09:09 PM

mostly nest.js, golang, php (tailored codebase for needs of our customer) without usage of php framework. 🙂

Jason

09:11 PM

I only recently heads about nest.js (I'm assuming you didn't mean next.js!)... It sounds like it's essentially a rails-like framework but for node?

Matthew

09:17 PM

It takes advantage of decorators yea. But it's module system and how it's leaning towards the domain driven design and hexagon architecture is the selling point. Apps are extensible without any work basically . Also GRPC support there is a so good. It's so easy and also Microservice management is handled so easy. 😄 I can say only nice things about nest. Sometimes it's hard to find answer for your question because of it's small but growing community, but that haven't been a that big of an issue so far.

It can be also used for monerepos which is also handled by framework itself as well as microservices, grpc server and such!

09:18

Matthew

09:18 PM

Only thing I don't like is the angular-like thinking within the framework, but it's nothing major I guess 😄

Jason

09:18 PM

Interesting that a framework has first-class support for a monorepo setup!

09:19

Jason

09:19 PM

Do you see any potentially useful integrations between Nest.js and Typesense may be?

Matthew

09:26 PM

Actually, I got to this project cause I made an microservice which is getting data from mongo to elasticsearch. I could have used e.g. Logstash but that was really slow for our needs. So I made this microservice in nest.js which was doing that. So far performance is over 200k document < 5s without 0 errors. There is one or two wrong documents each month tho, but that's probably something with network. I was looking for some project and my friend suggested this project because of that microservice 😄 I don't really know if integration, but for sure library 🙂

Jason

09:30 PM

Ah I used the word "integration" loosely. I meant to say library... So something like this: https://github.com/nestjs/elasticsearch?

Matthew

09:34 PM

yup!

Jason

09:35 PM

That sounds interesting! Do you want to take a stab at it?

Matthew

09:38 PM

That sounds interesting! Sure!

Jason

09:41 PM

Awesome! Happy to create a repo for you under the Typesense org if you'd like, whatever works best for you.

09:41

Jason

09:41 PM

Let me know if I can help in anyway... But you're the nest.js expert!

Matthew

09:48 PM

Not sure if expert lol 😄 I'll do my best and get back to you with working prototype later 🙂

Jason

09:49 PM

Looking forward to it! 🙌

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hi019

10:15 PM

Definitely try out the Laravel integration if you can! We're looking for some more testers. I'll be merging an improved README later today as well.

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