Mapped Types

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Configuration module for Nest framework (node.js)

Overview

The DescriptionMapped Types module for Nest is used by the @nestjs/graphql and @nestjs/swagger packages. It provides utility functions for type transformations in NestJS, making it easier to construct variants on a base entity type, such as Data Transfer Objects (DTOs). These transformations help avoid redundant code and simplify the definition of input and output interfaces within an application.

Features

  • PartialType: Returns a type (class) with all properties of the input type set to optional.
  • PickType: Constructs a new type (class) by selecting a set of properties from an input type.
  • OmitType: Constructs a type by selecting all properties from an input type and then removing a specified set of keys.
  • IntersectionType: Combines two types into a new type (class).

Summary

The DescriptionMapped Types module for Nest is a valuable tool for developers working with @nestjs/graphql and @nestjs/swagger packages. It offers utility functions like PartialType, PickType, OmitType, and IntersectionType to streamline the construction of variants on base entity types, such as Data Transfer Objects. By leveraging these type transformations, developers can reduce redundancy in their code and define input and output interfaces more efficiently within their NestJS applications.

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