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F.A.T.U / Tai Manic Studios

An art-first commerce platform for publishing original artwork across approved garment configurations, selling finished designs, and operating the workflow through a dedicated administration system.

Status: Active collaborative development. The repository contains a storefront, admin application, modular API, background worker, shared packages, and infrastructure definitions.

F.A.T.U storefront at desktop width

Product model

Artwork is the primary creative entity. Garments are approved canvases for immutable artwork versions—not the root catalogue entity.

The platform supports:

  • editorial artwork and garment discovery;
  • front/back garment configuration and artwork placement;
  • saved designs and stable sharing;
  • carts, promotions, checkout, payment-provider abstraction, and order snapshots;
  • inventory reservations and append-only stock movement;
  • customer identity and account workflows;
  • administration, media ingestion, derivative processing, and operational review;
  • a customer-facing concierge with configurable provider fallback.

Workspace

apps/api          Versioned NestJS API and OpenAPI document
apps/worker       BullMQ background-processing entry point
apps/storefront   Next.js customer storefront and Design Studio
apps/admin        Next.js administration application
packages/*        Contracts, database, UI, media, email, and shared tooling
infra             Local PostgreSQL, Redis, and object-storage infrastructure
docs              Product, testing, contract, coordination, and handoff records

OpenAPI is the backend-to-frontend source of truth. Shared contracts, frontend integrations, and backend handlers must stay aligned.

Stack

Layer Technology
Workspace pnpm, Turborepo, TypeScript
Frontend Next.js 16, React 19, Tailwind CSS
API NestJS 11, OpenAPI, class-validator, Helmet
Data PostgreSQL, Prisma
Jobs Redis, BullMQ
Media S3-compatible storage, Sharp
Quality ESLint, Prettier, Vitest, Playwright, Testing Library, axe-core

Local setup

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 22.18 or newer
  • pnpm 10.20 or newer
  • Docker with Compose

Install and run

cp .env.example .env
pnpm install
docker compose -f infra/docker-compose.yml up -d
pnpm db:generate
pnpm build
pnpm dev

Default local services:

  • Storefront: http://localhost:3000
  • Admin: http://localhost:3001
  • API: http://localhost:4000
  • OpenAPI: http://localhost:4000/api/docs
  • Health: http://localhost:4000/api/v1/health

Use .env.example as the variable-name reference. Never commit real database, Redis, storage, email, payment, or AI-provider credentials.

Commands

Command Purpose
pnpm dev Start workspace services in parallel
pnpm build Build all packages and applications
pnpm format:check Verify formatting
pnpm lint Run workspace lint tasks
pnpm typecheck Run TypeScript checks
pnpm test Run unit and integration tests
pnpm db:validate Validate the Prisma schema
pnpm check Run the complete repository quality gate

The storefront also exposes its Playwright suite through the package-specific scripts documented in apps/storefront/README.md.

Documentation map

Security and operations

  • Keep price, availability, inventory, and order state server-authoritative.
  • Validate media type, size, and ownership before ingestion; store derivatives under controlled keys.
  • Protect admin routes with explicit role checks and audited mutations.
  • Treat payment callbacks as untrusted until signature and idempotency checks pass.
  • Do not log credentials, payment payloads, private customer data, or raw provider responses.
  • Apply reviewed migrations and validate backup/restore behavior before production rollout.

Contribution context and licence

This is a collaborative repository. Application areas have explicit ownership recorded in AGENTS.md; use commit and pull-request history when describing individual contributions.

No open-source licence is currently granted. Public visibility does not by itself permit reuse, modification, or redistribution.

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Art-first commerce platform with a storefront, garment design studio, admin system, modular NestJS API, and background workers.

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