@nestjs/schematics
Advanced tools
The @nestjs/schematics package is a collection of schematics for NestJS, a framework for building efficient, reliable and scalable server-side applications. This package provides a set of tools to generate various parts of a NestJS application, such as modules, controllers, services, and more, following best practices and reducing the amount of boilerplate code that developers need to write.
Generate a new application
This command sets up a new NestJS project with all the necessary configuration and dependencies.
nest new project-nameGenerate a module
This command creates a new module in the NestJS application with the name 'users'.
nest generate module usersGenerate a controller
This command generates a new controller with the name 'users' within the NestJS application, which can handle incoming HTTP requests.
nest generate controller usersGenerate a service
This command creates a new service with the name 'users', which can contain business logic and can be injected into controllers or other services.
nest generate service usersGenerate a guard
This command generates a new guard named 'auth', which can be used to implement authentication and authorization logic in the application.
nest generate guard authGenerate a filter
This command creates a new exception filter named 'common', which can be used to handle exceptions in a consistent way across the application.
nest generate filter commonGenerate an interceptor
This command generates a new interceptor named 'logging', which can be used to intercept incoming requests or outgoing responses for tasks like logging or transforming data.
nest generate interceptor loggingGenerate a pipe
This command creates a new pipe named 'validation', which can be used to perform validation and data transformation on the request objects.
nest generate pipe validationGenerate a middleware
This command generates a new middleware named 'logger', which can be used to execute code before the route handler is called, such as logging request details.
nest generate middleware loggerSimilar to @nestjs/schematics, the @angular/cli package is used for generating and scaffolding Angular applications. It provides a wide range of schematics for components, services, modules, and more. While @nestjs/schematics is focused on server-side applications with NestJS, @angular/cli is tailored for client-side Angular applications.
Create-react-app is a scaffolding tool for React applications. It sets up a new React project with sensible defaults. Unlike @nestjs/schematics, which provides fine-grained generation of individual elements, create-react-app is more about initializing a new project structure.
Yeoman is a generic scaffolding system that allows the creation of any kind of app. It has a variety of generators for different frameworks and libraries. While @nestjs/schematics is specific to NestJS, Yeoman is more versatile and can be extended with custom generators for different purposes.
Slush is a scaffolding tool similar to Yeoman but built on top of Gulp.js. It allows developers to create their own scaffolding tools using Gulp tasks. Slush is more general-purpose compared to @nestjs/schematics, which is specialized for NestJS applications.
A progressive Node.js framework for building efficient and scalable server-side applications.
The Nest CLI is a command-line interface tool that helps you to initialize, develop, and maintain your Nest applications. It assists in multiple ways, including scaffolding the project, serving it in development mode, and building and bundling the application for production distribution. It embodies best-practice architectural patterns to encourage well-structured apps. Read more here.
$ npm install -g @nestjs/schematics
Learn more in the official documentation.
Nest is MIT licensed.
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