Unable to compile TypeScript:error TS2339:Property ‘user’ does not exist on type ‘Request<ParamsDictionary, any, any, ParsedQs, Record>
I getting annoyed about typescript in my node api. I have written a auth.ts At first typescript has not accepted the req.user.
Defining the type of an array that includes an Express controller with a validator or a spread array of validators
I’m rewriting the Local Library project from MDN in TypeScript and struggling to define the type of a controller that has validation checks.
Request body types are not optional
In a Node.js Express TypeScript project I have such route controller:
Failed to custom Response type in Express.js using TypeScript
I am trying to custom my own Response interface to extends some methods instead of using default Response type of Express.js but I am getting an TypeScript error:
How to parse request body of POST method in typescript?
We have a backend API which expects below type in the request body.
Express.js request path is changing during request
I have a express.js application written in TypeScript and am getting a weird issue I have never seen before, some detail:
Extend Request in Express RequestHandler for middlewares with TypeScript
Technologies node express passport Problem I have a middleware (passport-azure-ad) which authenticates the user and then adds the user and his permissions to the request object. In my Express RequestHandlers, when trying to access that user, it says, that the field does not exist on the type. How to solve this issue? What I tried […]
Cloudinary upload aggregateError in nodejs, multer, express, typescript
I am using Cloudinary to upload images using Multer in my Nodejs, Expressjs, and Typescript applications. In my route req.file a file is coming from the frontend but it is uploading to Cloudinary using uploadImage function it is giving me the console aggregate error I set everything from documentation from Cloudinary beacuse I am uploading the base64 string to Cloudinary. How to solve this problem. Please help to solve this error.