Live version https://egryzonie.patrykb.pl/ (contains fake data for now)

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eGryzonie

A search engine for veterinary clinics in Poland that specialize, or have doctors specializing in, rodents and exotic pets.

Description

This is a simple version of a project my fiancé and I have wanted to build for years but lacked the time or skills to pursue. I decided to use it as a learning opportunity to explore Next.js 15 and its App Router, as I haven’t worked with Next.js in over two years.

Tech stack used

• Next.js 15
• React 19
• TypeScript
• Tailwind
• Prisma
• next-intl
• SQLite (for now, I'm aiming to switch to MySQL/MariaDB in the nearest future)
• Leaflet for maps

Installation

• Use latest version of Node.js
• Clone the repository:
  git clone https://github.com/patryk-bernasiewicz/egryzonie.git
cd egryzonie
• Install dependencies:
  npm i
• Create SQLite database and run migrations:
  npx prisma migrate dev
• Run the dev server:
  npm run dev
• The app is available at http://localhost:3002/ by default

Usage

Vets page

Right now you can only browse fake veterinary places, described in prisma/seed.ts file. The /vets page will ask you for permission to read your geolocation data, and if it's granted, it will show you 5 places closest to you by default, and more if you decide to type something into the search bar.

Versioning

• DEV Releases:
  Use "DEV-" prefix with fake data for internal testing (e.g., DEV-0.0.1). The production version also uses fake data from dev version.

• Production Releases:
  Remove the "DEV-" prefix for the official release (start with 0.0.1). From here on, we're using real data on production

• Version Increments:

  • Patch: Bug fixes (0.0.2, 0.0.3, etc.)
  • Minor: New, backward-compatible features (0.1.0, 0.2.0, etc.)
  • Major: Breaking changes (1.0.0, 2.0.0, etc.)

Contact

Let me know if this project caught your eye, if you have any tips for me, or just want to talk. My email address is patryk.bernasiewicz[at]gmail.com