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We will learn how to implement a RESTful API for a simple todo application using NestJS framework. But what is NestJS?
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Excellent post!
I've been hacking NodeJS, MongoDB, Mongoose for last month working on REST API for client-side Blazor app. I've been wanting to learn TypeScript and came across this post via a look into Nest.
Since I'm new to TypeScript, I'll definitely checkout the links at the top to gain a deeper understanding of the code presented here.
Any thoughts on where to head next to gain a broader understanding of Nest?
Hey thanks for reading and glad you enjoyed it!
That's good to know, hope you'll enjoy writing more of TypeScript. I can suggest you to take a look at how validation rules is being implemented in Nest by creating Pipes, middleware, all related to security.
Then I think you can take a look at how you can implement web sockets with Nest, which is also something I want to explore/learn more about it.
Ang galing nito Miguel, thanks for writing the article.
How do I force the schema to use a collection name?
OK na Miguel, I figured it out.
@Schema({ collection: 'collection name' })
Mongoose will pluralize the collection name from the schema name unless explicitly declared like this.
Sounds good! Thanks Ian 🎉
thanks i also have same doubt but you cleared now
Thank you po Ian! Happy that you enjoyed reading it!
Anyone has a complete starter with mongoose?
Too simple this article, _id must be id, also population needed… module in module.
Entities? No one is using them? Also about the mapping? And creating custom fileds (like name + surname)
How did you connected to MongoDB without any credentials?
I didn't setup a password when I installed MongoDB in Ubuntu.
Greats!
Thanks man!
Good one!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your valuable content :)
Is possible to have all the validations only in one place (the schema), and reuse the schema to create the dto?
This tutorial is what I want exactly, thanks for sharing!
i love this write. it will be a next power if you had added the auth module in it.
Hey, thanks! That's a good idea, I'll create an Auth implementation hopefully soon. Just got a lot of things going on my end.
hi buddy, when we are using: async function(....) { return await ..... },
should we add Promise or not? (like below):
async func(....): Promise {
return await ......
}
Hey, yea it's good too if you explicitly define the return type of the function. You can pass down a generic type argument to
Promiseas well so you don't accidentally return a different type of data and that might cause bugs to your code.Thanks for post <3