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I have a project in Node JS with Typescript in which I am creating an API to get data from a local JSON file depending on the given variable.

This is my model.ts:

I have a problem with Tsoa nodejs File upload

I wrote the method based on the tsoa documentation but the output varible is always undefined

This is my method

I have an api defined in azure functions that I would like to annotate in a way that can generate an openAPI spec.

I've tried using tsoa, but it doesn't seem compatible with serverless. Currently the openAPI spec is getting generated using swagger-jsdoc, but having the descriptors in comments is not maintainable. I'd like something similar to how swagger on the .NET side works, where I can annotate a function with route information and a library would generate the openAPI spec. Does this exist for typescript? I've also looked at Azure's API management to generate the spec, but the functions are currently not part of a function app (they're deployed as part of a static site's api) and I'm not sure if api management would be able to handle the typescript types.

Here is an example of my current setup with defining the spec using swagger-jsdoc.

I generated the swagger.json listed below using tsoa for TypeScript. However when I add an access token to the authorize menu from swagger and make a request to one of my endpoints I am expecting the access token to be inside the x-access-token header. However, the header is not added to my request. What do I need to change to my swagger.json to enable the authorize header?

Swagger.json

I need to get types from an interface by doing something like below, but I need to do it inside a function. Is there any way to do this using typescript generics?

I need the function to pass request bodies, along with an interface specifying their types and verify that the request body has the necessary items as well as correct format.

Note: I am using tsoa with express, so any other library or technique to properly validate request bodies would be fine.

I have a Nodejs with express application. I register my routes using tsoa. When i add swagger-ui-express to my nodejs application I get the following error Error: TypeError: Router.use() requires a middleware function but got a undefined

I initialize the app as follows:

app.ts

I am following along with this Getting Started guide to install tsoa Per their instruction, I generate a routes.ts folder which is placed under /build:

I'm trying to get my build much smaller to get my load time faster, but when I run

ng build --prod --aot --vendor-chunk --common-chunk --build-optimizer and then run a lighthouse report from google dev tools

I get

what's odd is that it seems to have worked if I go into the dist folder to look at file sizes, which seem smaller that the lighthouse report.

So far to reduce the size by doing the following:

• Removed old/unused package.json entries
• changed all material imports to specific path like for paginator I'm importing now as import { MatPaginator } from "@angular/material/paginator"; instead of import { MatPaginator } from "@angular/material/"; per the advice from other posts.
• replaced moment with moment.min.js so that locales don't get added
• added brotli for text compression.

Also I want to mention because I don't know if it's relevant, but I don't have a webpack.config.js file only a custom-webpack.config.js for brotli. The only thing I edited in angular.json to get webpack working was this for brotli

I'm following this tutorial and I'm trying to get brotli working with angular projectI created a ```custom-webpack.config.js file and put in the root directory where angular.json is located. (also tried src folder, but that didn't work) As soon as I update the angular.json file to