nestjs-mongo | A nestjs module for mongo
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A nestjs module for mongo
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QUESTION
I am using NestJs with oidc passport strategy with identityserver as following.
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Answered 2021-May-17 at 17:28Ok, I was able to debug open source code and figured that article which I had referred was using different validate method definition.
It seems the definition of validate method has changed.
So tokenset I was retrieving as second parameter instead of first (in article it was first parameter).
So instead of following.
QUESTION
I'm just learning NestJs framework for NodeJs to create web-site with frontend using Vue and backend part. All the components are on this one server: Nginx, frontend and backend (this article helps me https://scotch.io/tutorials/building-a-modern-app-using-nestjs-mongodb-and-vuejs) All worked fine if I connect to web site by IP-address. Then I need migrate it to real site with SSL for HTTPS access. And here is a problem.
On frontend - side I changed the file /nestjs-frontend/src/helper.js to:
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Answered 2019-Jul-14 at 18:55The problem is that your nginx server is not listening on port 3000. It is only listening on port 443 (https standard port). It is also listening on port 80 (http standard port), but only to redirect to 443.
What you need to do is use a reverse proxy for the api requests from port 443 to port 3000 and the web resource requests to port 8080.
In order to do this, you need a way to distinguish between the API requests and the web requests and create a different location
block for each. The typical way to do this is by comparing parts of the url path. For example, you can change your app so that all API request paths look something like:
QUESTION
I'm working on NestJS-MongoDB application, and using Typegoose for modeling. I have created model for the Org as below.
org.model.ts
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Answered 2019-Jun-30 at 15:35Typegoose has a decorator @instanceMethod
you can use so that when the plain objects get serialized the function will get added to the class as well. You could change your example to something like
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