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What is project-nomad built with?

project-nomad is a TypeScript repo built with Vite and React. It stores its data in bullmq, uses AI through ollama and tesseract.js, makes its content with Cheerio, fast-xml-parser, @markdoc/markdoc, react-markdown, remark-gfm, and 3 more, validates its data with @vinejs/vine, is tested with japa, deploys with dockerode, and uses Qdrant and Redis. It has 85,714 written lines, with 69 test files.

Read on November 6, 2026, at commit 54ee30a. Read it as markdown

Frontend

The base 2

Styles 2

Interface 5

Icons 1

  • @tabler/icons-react59 files

Backend

Data 3

AI 2

  • ollama1 file
  • tesseract.js1 file

Support

Content 8

Validation 1

  • @vinejs/vine19 files

Testing 1

  • japa8 files

Deploy 1

  • dockerode5 files

Tools 1

  • @tanstack/react-query-devtools1 file

Other 14

  • TanStack35 files
  • Axios11 files
  • systeminformation5 files
  • @uppy/xhr-upload1 file
  • fuse.js1 file
  • pmtiles1 file
  • luxon33 files
  • compression1 file
  • ipaddr.js1 file
  • jszip1 file
  • stream-json1 file
  • tar1 file
2 more
  • url-join1 file
  • yauzl1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is project-nomad written in?
project-nomad is written in TypeScript, with 85,714 written lines.
What framework does project-nomad use?
project-nomad is built with Vite and React.

The proof: in admin/package.json

What database does project-nomad use?
project-nomad stores its data in bullmq.
Does project-nomad use AI?
Yes. project-nomad uses AI through ollama and tesseract.js.
What services does project-nomad use?
project-nomad uses Qdrant and Redis.

The proof: admin/app/services/rag_service.ts, line 1

Does project-nomad have tests?
Yes. project-nomad has 69 test files and is tested with japa.
Which repos have a stack like project-nomad's?
The ones that share most of its stack:CherryHQ/cherry-studioTryGhost/Ghostcline/cline

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