Awesome post!
after fight some days to play with dynamic modules, and figure it out with the kind support from Jay, he post this with great tutorial
For me the point part here is the createConfigurableDynamicModule and @golevelup/nestjs-modules, this really boost the dynamic module to another level
My opinion: This post is not clear without read John and related dynamic module links, or some knowledge about dynamic modules
I don't use this new strategy yet, with createConfigurableDynamicModule, but I will play with it ASAP
If I have time next week I create a lerna repo with a standalone library and consumer app, with Jwt module (where I lost so many hours to export and import providers here) and a inMemory UserService, nothing production, only a simple repo to be easy for others to play with, obvious if Jay don't create the repo.
Thanks Jay, John and all Nest community
Right, I agree that the post probably isn't clear without knowledge of Dynamic modules, which is why I linked specifically to the docs and to John's post about them, so that I could get to the meat of this tutorial. It really is important to understand the process of how dynamic modules work so that you can understand how this pattern allows for the provided providers to work.
Awesome post!
after fight some days to play with dynamic modules, and figure it out with the kind support from Jay, he post this with great tutorial
For me the point part here is the createConfigurableDynamicModule and @golevelup/nestjs-modules, this really boost the dynamic module to another level
My opinion: This post is not clear without read John and related dynamic module links, or some knowledge about dynamic modules
I don't use this new strategy yet, with createConfigurableDynamicModule, but I will play with it ASAP
If I have time next week I create a lerna repo with a standalone library and consumer app, with Jwt module (where I lost so many hours to export and import providers here) and a inMemory UserService, nothing production, only a simple repo to be easy for others to play with, obvious if Jay don't create the repo.
Thanks Jay, John and all Nest community
Right, I agree that the post probably isn't clear without knowledge of Dynamic modules, which is why I linked specifically to the docs and to John's post about them, so that I could get to the meat of this tutorial. It really is important to understand the process of how dynamic modules work so that you can understand how this pattern allows for the provided providers to work.
Sure, im only reinforce the idea for others to know from a newbie perspective like me :)