Changes : Migration to Yarn / Dependencies Update / Pre-commit Configuration / Documentation Update / Deployment Pipeline Implementation

[govinda777]

Pull Request Changes Explanation:

In this pull request, we've made several pivotal updates to enhance the project's performance, security, and development workflow:

1. Migration to Yarn:
   We've transitioned from npm to Yarn. This change was made to harness Yarn's faster installation speeds and its ability to manage dependencies more effectively. If you haven't already, you'll need to install Yarn to work with this project moving forward.

2. Dependencies Update:
   In order to keep our project secure and benefit from the improvements in the latest packages, we've updated all our dependencies to their most recent versions. This ensures we're not only using the most up-to-date tools but also minimizing potential vulnerabilities.

3. Pre-commit Configuration:
   To maintain code quality and ensure that only well-formatted and non-breaking changes are committed, we've set up a pre-commit hook. Now, every time a commit is made, certain checks (like linting and tests) will run automatically. If these checks fail, the commit will be blocked, urging the developer to fix the issues first.

4. Documentation Update:
   We believe in keeping our documentation as reflective of the current state of the project as possible. Thus, we've made necessary updates to the documentation, ensuring new developers or anyone revisiting the project will have a clear understanding of the latest project structure and functionalities.

5. Deployment Pipeline Implementation:
   To automate and streamline our deployment process, we've implemented a deployment pipeline. This ensures that our code, once merged to the main branch, goes through a standardized process of tests and builds before it's deployed to the production environment.

We hope these changes significantly improve the project's overall functionality and developer experience. Feedback is highly welcomed!

[govinda777]

Good morning !

I have a suggestion, could you make a v2 of the video showing how to implement a CI/CD pipeline.