Attributes
Includes Deno configuration
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Current version released
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deno_nest
Rely on oak@v12.6.1 and hono@v4.1.0 to simulate some annotation functions of NestJS which is a great frame for Node.js.
You can change the oak or Hono version if need, but the safest use is to use
the version recommended by Nest, as it has undergone thorough unit testing.
The previous framework name was
oak_nest, now renameddeno_nest.It is recommended to use
Honoas the underlying layer because its performance is better.
Usage & Guide
To view our documentation, please visit official site.
TODO
- support Guard
- support Interceptor
- support ExceptionFilter
- unit test self
- provide API to help unit
- support oak
- support hono
- static assets
- support lifecycle
- Nest CLI
- unit Hono and Oak self
- alias
- Nest Doc, doing now
You can see more in the example dirs.