# Welcome

## What's in this?

This documentation covers the steps to get started with a new project using the CA Stack.

### Stack

|              | Technology                              |
| ------------ | --------------------------------------- |
| **Backend**  | NodeJS                                  |
|              | Postgres                                |
|              | Typescript                              |
|              | NestJS                                  |
|              | GraphQL                                 |
|              | TypeORM                                 |
|              | Docker                                  |
|              | Kubernetes                              |
|              | Bitbucket Pipelines                     |
| **Frontend** | AWS Amplify Hosting & Deployments (Web) |
|              | Bitrise (Mobile)                        |
|              | React/React Native                      |
|              | Typescript                              |
|              | Codegen (Generate TS types from GQL)    |
|              | Urql                                    |
|              | Tailwind                                |
|              | React Hook Forms                        |

## Getting Started

The stack is made up of three components:

* Backend API
* Web App
* Mobile App

The three components are designed to be integrated together, however each will also work on its own. To get started, first set up the Bitbucket repos and infrastructure (Kubernetes, Postgres, Amplify, Bitrise):

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MZHvGCJiQbSLjtG\_yUB" %}
[Backend](/infrastructure/backend.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MZHvJxEkJ32im13iqa-" %}
[Web](/infrastructure/web.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MZHvNwaLIehTPLKth3N" %}
[Mobile](/infrastructure/mobile.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

Then, clone the 3 repos and push to the repositories. As long as you have the CI/CD pipelines set up correctly, the project will be automatically linted, formatted, tested and deployed.


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