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Your problem is the import in the server.ts file, well more specific it's how you're using the module.

If you have a look at the TestRoute object, it's actually just a module and which contains everything you've exported. So you need to access the router object somehow. This can be done in two ways.

1. Change your import in your server.ts to import { router as TestRoute } from './routes/test';
2. Alternatively you can change how you access the module in your routes.use line by changing this to routes.use('/test', TestRoute.router);

Either option will work, but you only need to use one!

You defined both module.rules and module.loaders. When webpack sees module.rules it ignores module.loaders completely, which only exist for compatibility reasons. So your awesome-typescript-loader is not being used at all. To fix it simply put all rules under modules.rules: