When I run the Nestjs server, I get the following error. I am using the NestJS BullModule. Error: Nest can't resolve dependencies of the BullExplorer (?, DiscoveryService, BullMetadataAccessor, MetadataScanner) Please make sure that the argument ModuleRef at index [0] is…
I'm developing this dummy project and trying to make it work locally via Skaffold. There are 3 services in my project (running on ports 3001, 3002 and 3003 respectively), wired via NATS server. The problem is: I get different kinds…
Currently I have created a NestJS application with a Redis Cache. I want to be able to get multiple keys from my Redis Cache by using a pattern where I can get all the keys that include some string. Currently…
I'm creating an API using NestJS and was trying to set up a session store for my express session but I get an error from this line. I did use express-session with Redis on a new project I created just…
Here's my jest config inside of package.json: "jest": { "moduleFileExtensions": [ "js", "json", "ts" ], "moduleDirectories":["node_modules", "src"], // tried to solve the issue like that "rootDir": "src", "testRegex": ".spec.ts$", "transform": { "^.+\.(t|j)s$": "ts-jest" }, "coverageDirectory": "../coverage", "testEnvironment": "node" } AFAIK…
I'm trying to create telegram chatbot application using nestjs-telegraf And then I've idea to use template engine like what has been taught from here, to render the reply message for each message has been received. But, I don't find any…
What's the right way to validate and transform parameters in Redis/TCP based NestJS microservice. I understand we can use pipelines and validators for API based microservices on HTTP. Should I be contended with manual validations? Are there examples for the…
First of all, sorry for grammar mistakes, English is not my native language. I just wanted to use Redis with NestJS and created an adapter for it. It would be more appropriate if I said I got the code from…
I'm trying to implement Nodemailer with Bull/Redis to handle email-type of tasks in NestJS. I have a shared module called EmailService that add a job to my queue, to do this, it needs to inject the Queue from 'bull'. Nest…
NestJS allows us to read .env file through ConfigModule and I can do that easily in my modules with code like following @Module({ imports: [ConfigModule.forRoot()], providers: [ NVFullNameSearchService, NVPartialNameSearchService, NVPersistService, ], controllers: [NvController], }) But above code is more to…