NestSite is a complete, production-ready source code for an agency or business website, including a full content-management admin panel (CMS). Clean, well-structured code with step-by-step setup documentation — suitable even for beginners.

Built with a modern full-stack: a React + Vite frontend and a NestJS + MySQL backend with JWT authentication. Everything an agency or business site needs is included: marketing pages, blog/news, dynamic pricing, projects portfolio, contact/quote/newsletter forms — all editable from the admin panel without touching code.

Get it running in minutes with a 2-command setup (npm run setup → npm run dev). A sample database and demo images are included so you can see the full site immediately, then replace the content with your own.

- Frontend: React 18 + Vite + TailwindCSS + Framer Motion
- Backend: NestJS 10 + TypeORM + MySQL 8 + JWT Auth + Swagger API docs
- Full Admin CMS: manage Articles, Projects, Services, Pricing, Comparison rows, Process steps, FAQs, Testimonials, Team, Milestones, Core values, Categories
- Site settings: contact info, social links, homepage hero, page images
- Image upload with automatic optimization (sharp) + rich-text editor
- Leads inbox: contact requests, quote requests, newsletter subscribers
- Fully responsive, smooth animations, skeleton loaders (no layout jump)
- SEO-ready: dynamic meta tags & Open Graph
- Secure: JWT auth, rate limiting, input validation
- 2-command setup + A–Z documentation + Vercel/Railway deploy guide
- Written in TypeScript, clean and easy to customize

- Node.js 18 or newer

- MySQL 8.0 or newer

- npm (bundled with Node.js)

1. Unzip the package and open a terminal in the root folder.
2. Run: npm run setup
   (installs dependencies, creates the database, loads sample data, generates .env, and creates the admin account)
3. Run: npm run dev
   (starts Backend + Frontend together)
4. Open http://localhost:5173 (website) and http://localhost:5173/admin (admin panel).

Full step-by-step instructions and troubleshooting are included in the README files.