Add a /health endpoint to the application controller and configure Docker health checks.
This enables container orchestration systems to monitor the application's liveness and readiness.
- Add Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml for containerized deployment
- Update server to listen on all network interfaces for Docker compatibility
- Add .dockerignore to exclude unnecessary files from build context
- Enhance dashboard controller with additional user data, trends, and suggestions
- Update package.json scripts for proper Docker build workflow
- Add tsconfig.json for TypeScript compilation with declaration and source map generation
- Generate .d.ts declaration files for all modules, services, controllers, and models
- Update package.json with NestJS dependencies and TypeScript development tools
- Include database files in the distribution output for persistence
Add new utility function to generate daily meal plans based on user's calorie targets and food categories. Include auto-generate button in meal planner UI with confirmation prompt. Add new Filipino food items to seed data for better meal variety. Fix database column references to use capitalized field names consistently.
The project no longer requires containerized deployment. Removing nixpacks.toml, Dockerfile, and docker-compose.yml simplifies the repository and aligns with a shift to a different hosting or deployment strategy.
Add .env.example for environment variable reference, nixpacks.toml for Nixpacks deployment, and docker-compose.yml for containerized deployment. These files provide necessary configuration for running the application in different environments.
