I have a custom pipe that original was used to parse a string from a route param such as “###-###” to an object with two properties equaling the values parsed.

I’m running into a very troubling issue with NestJS and dependency injection.

I have got an issue that I met in your GitHub issues.
I can not create a testing module Test.createTestingModule for testing that uses circular dependency.
Here https://github.com/nestjs/nest/issues/4688 I read the reason why it is a bad idea and why we should avoid it.
The main point is that it is a unity test, and we should not use forwardRef we need to build a test bad and mock. The author of the issue described that he needed it for e2e tests. I like to write tests in an integration style like e2e does and check and develop the real functionality. I also need to support forwardRef. For me, it looks like createTestingModule does not support forwardRef wrapper. My opinion is that it has to be because it is a part of the core. I am covering this by testing a service with many convoluted dependencies. It becomes a hell to describe it. Yes, we can create a helper factory. But it is also a problem to support it. I am looking for an elegant solution. I would like to do it without code refactoring. But for now, it is impossible.
Regards.

When I run my app, it runs without problems but when I try to register an user I obtain an “Internal server error 500”.

I’m using NestJS 10.0.0, with @nestjs/cache-manager=2.2.2 and cache-manager=5.5.2 and cache-manager-redis-yet=5.0.0. However, as the title says, I’m encountering an issue where I can’t make it instantiate inside any service, even though I’ve set global parameter for CacheModule.

I’m using NestJS 10.0.0, with @nestjs/cache-manager=2.2.2 and cache-manager=5.5.2 and cache-manager-redis-yet=5.0.0. However, as the title says, I’m encountering an issue where I can’t make it instantiate inside any service, even though I’ve set global parameter for CacheModule.

How can I get a wrapper callback for all HTTP requests similar to how express does it so that when an 100ms long HTTP request comes in I can e.g. log 2 lines at beginning and end of request:

I have a NestJS app that acts as a central point for communicating with several different APIs. Each one will require different token authentication in the headers, so I want to have a custom HttpService for each one depending on which API I need to interact with.

I am exporting TicketRepository from TicketModule which is then re-exported in ModelsModule from @common/models library. The TicketAccessGuard has to have a TicketRepository injected into it. I am using a factory patterns in the IncidentManagementModule to create the TicketAccessGuard because @common/models library is accessible here. Then I export the TokenAccessGuard. I import the IncidentManagementModule into the app module and use the guard (app module is not allowed to import models module).

I am trying to create two custom pipes ExcelToJsonPipe and JsonValidationPipe. First to transform the Excel file content into Json, and second is to validate that Json.