@nestjs/platform-fastify

@nestjs/platform-fastify

Version 12.1.0
Published 3 days ago
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9 dependencies
MIT license

Install

npm i @nestjs/platform-fastify

yarn add @nestjs/platform-fastify

pnpm add @nestjs/platform-fastify

Overview

Nest - modern, fast, powerful node.js web framework (@platform-fastify)

Index

Functions

AnyFilesInterceptor()
diskStorage()
FileFieldsInterceptor()
FileInterceptor()
FilesInterceptor()
FileStreamInterceptor()
memoryStorage()
NoFilesInterceptor()
RouteConfig()
RouteConstraints()
RouteSchema()

Functions

function AnyFilesInterceptor

AnyFilesInterceptor: (localOptions?: MultipartOptions) => Type<NestInterceptor>;

Accepts every file, in any field, and exposes them as an array in req.files (@UploadedFiles()). The Fastify counterpart of platform-express's AnyFilesInterceptor.
Parameter localOptions
options merged over the MultipartModule defaults

function diskStorage

diskStorage: (options?: DiskStorageOptions) => MultipartStorageEngine;

Writes each file to disk, with multer's diskStorage defaults and file shape (destination, filename, path, size).

function FileFieldsInterceptor

FileFieldsInterceptor: (
    uploadFields: MultipartField[],
    localOptions?: MultipartOptions
) => Type<NestInterceptor>;

Accepts files in each of uploadFields and exposes them grouped by field name in req.files (@UploadedFiles()). The Fastify counterpart of platform-express's FileFieldsInterceptor.
Parameter uploadFields
accepted fields, each with an optional maxCount
Parameter localOptions
options merged over the MultipartModule defaults

function FileInterceptor

FileInterceptor: (
    fieldName: string,
    localOptions?: MultipartOptions
) => Type<NestInterceptor>;

Accepts a single file in fieldName and exposes it as req.file (@UploadedFile()), with the text fields in req.body. The Fastify counterpart of platform-express's FileInterceptor.
Requires the @fastify/multipart package, which the FastifyAdapter registers as a plugin when an upload interceptor is used (see its multipart option).
Parameter fieldName
name of the form field that carries the file
Parameter localOptions
options merged over the MultipartModule defaults

function FilesInterceptor

FilesInterceptor: (
    fieldName: string,
    maxCount?: number,
    localOptions?: MultipartOptions
) => Type<NestInterceptor>;

Accepts up to maxCount files in fieldName and exposes them as an array in req.files (@UploadedFiles()). The Fastify counterpart of platform-express's FilesInterceptor.
Parameter fieldName
name of the form field that carries the files
Parameter maxCount
maximum number of files to accept
Parameter localOptions
options merged over the MultipartModule defaults

function FileStreamInterceptor

FileStreamInterceptor: (
    fieldName: string,
    localOptions?: Omit<MultipartOptions, 'dest' | 'storage'>
) => Type<NestInterceptor>;

Hands the route handler a single file in fieldName as a stream (req.file.stream, see MultipartFileStream), without buffering it or writing it to disk. Fastify only; there is no platform-express counterpart.
- Text fields must precede the file in the form: parts that follow it are not parsed. - Whatever the handler leaves unread is discarded before the response is sent, so that the client can finish uploading. When the handler returns a StreamableFile (which may be the upload itself), it is discarded once the response has been sent instead. So a handler that responds with a StreamableFile of something other than the upload should read the upload first: otherwise, when the connection is not kept alive (Connection: close), Node.js closes it right after the response, and a client still uploading fails with EPIPE / ECONNRESET. - A file in any other field fails the request with a 400. - The file size is unknown up front, so MaxFileSizeValidator does not apply, and neither does FileTypeValidator's magic-number check. - Once limits.fileSize is exceeded, the stream errors with a PayloadTooLargeException.
Parameter fieldName
name of the form field that carries the file
Parameter localOptions
options merged over the MultipartModule defaults (dest and storage do not apply)

function memoryStorage

memoryStorage: () => MultipartStorageEngine;

Buffers each file into file.buffer. The default storage engine, as in multer.

function NoFilesInterceptor

NoFilesInterceptor: (localOptions?: MultipartOptions) => Type<NestInterceptor>;

Accepts text fields only (exposed in req.body); any file fails the request with a 400. The Fastify counterpart of platform-express's NoFilesInterceptor.
Parameter localOptions
options merged over the MultipartModule defaults

function RouteConfig

RouteConfig: (config: any) => any;

Parameter config
See https://fastify.dev/docs/latest/Reference/Routes/#config

function RouteConstraints

RouteConstraints: (config: RouteShorthandOptions) => any;

Parameter config
See https://fastify.dev/docs/latest/Reference/Routes/#constraints

function RouteSchema

RouteSchema: (schema: FastifySchema) => any;

Allows setting the schema for the route. Schema is an object that can contain the following properties: - body: JsonSchema - querystring or query: JsonSchema - params: JsonSchema - response: Record<HttpStatusCode, JsonSchema>
Parameter schema
See https://fastify.dev/docs/latest/Reference/Routes/#routes-options

Classes

class FastifyAdapter

class FastifyAdapter<
    TServer extends RawServerBase = RawServerDefault,
    TRawRequest extends FastifyRawRequest<TServer> = FastifyRawRequest<TServer>,
    TRawResponse extends RawReplyDefaultExpression<TServer> = RawReplyDefaultExpression<TServer>,
    TRequest extends FastifyRequest<
        RequestGenericInterface,
        TServer,
        TRawRequest
    > = FastifyRequest<RequestGenericInterface, TServer, TRawRequest>,
    TReply extends FastifyReply<
        RouteGenericInterface,
        TServer,
        TRawRequest,
        TRawResponse
    > = FastifyReply<RouteGenericInterface, TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse>,
    TInstance extends FastifyInstance<
        TServer,
        TRawRequest,
        TRawResponse
    > = FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse>
> extends AbstractHttpAdapter<TServer, TRequest, TReply> {}

constructor

constructor(instanceOrOptions?: any);

property instance

protected readonly instance: FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse>;

property isParserRegistered

readonly isParserRegistered: boolean;

property logger

protected readonly logger: Logger;

method appendHeader

appendHeader: (response: any, name: string, value: string) => any;

method applyVersionFilter

applyVersionFilter: (
    handler: Function,
    version: VersionValue,
    versioningOptions: VersioningOptions
) => VersionedRoute<TRequest, TReply>;

method close

close: () => Promise<void>;

method copy

copy: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method createMiddlewareFactory

createMiddlewareFactory: (
    requestMethod: RequestMethod
) => Promise<(path: string, callback: Function) => any>;

method delete

delete: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method enableCors

enableCors: (options?: FastifyCorsOptions) => void;

method end

end: (response: TReply, message?: string) => void;

method get

get: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method getHeader

getHeader: (response: any, name: string) => any;

method getHttpServer

getHttpServer: <T = TServer>() => T;

method getInstance

getInstance: <T = TInstance>() => T;

method getRequestHostname

getRequestHostname: (request: TRequest) => string;

method getRequestMethod

getRequestMethod: (request: TRequest) => string;

method getRequestUrl

getRequestUrl: { (request: TRequest): string; (request: TRawRequest): string };

method getType

getType: () => string;

method head

head: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method init

init: () => Promise<void>;

method initHttpServer

initHttpServer: (options?: NestApplicationOptions) => void;

method inject

inject: {
    (): LightMyRequestChain;
    (opts: any): Promise<LightMyRequestResponse>;
};

method isHeadersSent

isHeadersSent: (response: TReply) => boolean;

method isRouteOrderSensitive

isRouteOrderSensitive: () => boolean;

method listen

listen: {
    (port: string | number, callback?: () => void): void;
    (port: string | number, hostname: string, callback?: () => void): void;
};

method lock

lock: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method mapException

mapException: (error: unknown) => unknown;

method mkcol

mkcol: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method move

move: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method options

options: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method patch

patch: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method post

post: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method propfind

propfind: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method proppatch

proppatch: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method put

put: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method query

query: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method redirect

redirect: (
    response: TReply,
    statusCode: number,
    url: string
) => FastifyReply<
    RouteGenericInterface,
    TServer,
    TRawRequest,
    TRawResponse,
    unknown,
    any,
    any,
    unknown
>;

method register

register: <TRegister extends unknown[]>(
    plugin: TRegister['0'],
    opts?: TRegister['1']
) => any;

method registerParserMiddleware

registerParserMiddleware: (prefix?: string, rawBody?: boolean) => void;

method registerSecurityHook

registerSecurityHook: (hook: SecurityRequestHook<TRequest>) => void;

Runs the request hook of the built-in HTTP security features in an onRequest hook: before middie (Nest middleware), content-type parsing, guards and handlers, and also for unmatched routes. Headers set by the hook go to the Node.js response (reply.raw): Fastify merges them into every response it sends, errors and 404s included, while reply.header() / @Header() values take precedence, and responses written to reply.raw directly (e.g. @Sse()) carry them too. A rejection goes to done(error), i.e. to the Nest exception layer installed with setErrorHandler().

method registerWithPrefix

protected registerWithPrefix: (
    factory:
        | FastifyPluginCallback<any>
        | FastifyPluginAsync<any>
        | Promise<{ default: FastifyPluginCallback<any> }>
        | Promise<{ default: FastifyPluginAsync<any> }>,
    prefix?: string
) => FastifyInstance<
    TServer,
    TRawRequest,
    TRawResponse,
    FastifyBaseLogger,
    import('fastify').FastifyTypeProviderDefault
> &
    PromiseLike<undefined> & { __linterBrands: 'SafePromiseLike' };

method render

render: (
    response: TReply & { view: Function },
    view: string,
    options: any
) => FastifyReply<
    RouteGenericInterface,
    RawServerDefault,
    http.IncomingMessage,
    http.ServerResponse<http.IncomingMessage>,
    unknown,
    any,
    any,
    unknown
>;

method reply

reply: (
    response: TRawResponse | TReply,
    body: any,
    statusCode?: number
) => FastifyReply<
    RouteGenericInterface,
    TServer,
    TRawRequest,
    TRawResponse,
    unknown,
    any,
    any,
    unknown
>;

method search

search: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method setErrorHandler

setErrorHandler: (
    handler: Parameters<TInstance['setErrorHandler']>[0]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method setHeader

setHeader: (
    response: TReply,
    name: string,
    value: string
) => FastifyReply<
    RouteGenericInterface,
    TServer,
    TRawRequest,
    TRawResponse,
    unknown,
    any,
    any,
    unknown
>;

method setNotFoundHandler

setNotFoundHandler: (
    handler: Function
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method setOnRequestHook

setOnRequestHook: (
    hook: (
        request: TRequest,
        reply: TReply,
        done: (err?: Error) => void
    ) => void | Promise<void>
) => void;

method setOnResponseHook

setOnResponseHook: (
    hook: (
        request: TRequest,
        reply: TReply,
        done: (err?: Error) => void
    ) => void | Promise<void>
) => void;

method setViewEngine

setViewEngine: (options: FastifyViewOptions | string) => Promise<any>;

method status

status: (response: TRawResponse | TReply, statusCode: number) => any;

method unlock

unlock: (
    ...args: any[]
) => FastifyInstance<TServer, TRawRequest, TRawResponse, FastifyBaseLogger, any>;

method use

use: (...args: any[]) => any;

method useBodyParser

useBodyParser: (
    type: string | string[] | RegExp,
    rawBody: boolean,
    options?: NestFastifyBodyParserOptions,
    parser?: FastifyBodyParser<Buffer, TServer>
) => void;

method useMultipart

useMultipart: () => void;

Registers the "@fastify/multipart" plugin, unless the adapter's multipart option is false, or the plugin has been registered already by the time it loads. Idempotent. Called by the upload interceptors from "@nestjs/platform-fastify/multipart".
The plugin is loaded lazily, and a missing package fails the application's startup (ready()) with an error naming the package, rather than exiting the process.

method useStaticAssets

useStaticAssets: (options: FastifyStaticOptions) => Promise<any>;

class MultipartModule

class MultipartModule {}

Provides default options for every upload interceptor in the importing module. The Fastify counterpart of platform-express's MulterModule.
It does not configure the @fastify/multipart plugin itself (which the FastifyAdapter registers); pass plugin-wide options through the adapter's multipart option.

method register

static register: (options?: MultipartModuleOptions) => DynamicModule;

method registerAsync

static registerAsync: (options: MultipartModuleAsyncOptions) => DynamicModule;

Interfaces

interface DiskStorageOptions

interface DiskStorageOptions {}

property destination

destination?: string | NameResolver;

The folder files are written to (Default: os.tmpdir()). A string is created when the storage engine is; a function must return a folder that already exists.

property filename

filename?: NameResolver;

The file name within destination (Default: 32 random hex characters, no extension).

interface IncomingMultipartFile

interface IncomingMultipartFile {}

What a storage engine and fileFilter see before the file is stored.

property encoding

encoding: string;

Encoding type of the file

property fieldname

fieldname: string;

Field name specified in the form

property mimetype

mimetype: string;

Mime type of the file

property originalname

originalname: string;

Name of the file on the user's computer

property stream

readonly stream: Readable;

The file contents. Non-enumerable; meant to be consumed by MultipartStorageEngine._handleFile only.

interface MultipartField

interface MultipartField {}

property maxCount

maxCount?: number;

Optional maximum number of files per field to accept.

property name

name: string;

The field name.

interface MultipartFileStream

interface MultipartFileStream {}

The file FileStreamInterceptor hands to the route handler. Its size is not known up front.

property encoding

encoding: string;

Encoding type of the file

property fieldname

fieldname: string;

Field name specified in the form

property mimetype

mimetype: string;

Mime type of the file

property originalname

originalname: string;

Name of the file on the user's computer

property stream

stream: Readable;

The file contents. Errors with a PayloadTooLargeException once limits.fileSize is exceeded.

interface MultipartLimits

interface MultipartLimits {}

Same keys as platform-express's MulterLimits.
Limits that are not set fall back to the options @fastify/multipart was registered with, and then to its own defaults. Unlike multer (which defaults fileSize and parts to Infinity), @fastify/multipart caps fileSize at the Fastify instance's bodyLimit (1 MiB unless configured) and parts at 1000.

property fieldNameSize

fieldNameSize?: number;

Max field name size in bytes (Default: unlimited). Unlike the other limits, it does not fall back to the options @fastify/multipart was registered with.

property fields

fields?: number;

Max number of non-file fields (Default: Infinity)

property fieldSize

fieldSize?: number;

Max field value size (Default: 1MB)

property files

files?: number;

For multipart forms, the max number of file fields (Default: Infinity)

property fileSize

fileSize?: number;

For multipart forms, the max file size in bytes (Default: the Fastify bodyLimit, 1 MiB)

property headerPairs

headerPairs?: number;

For multipart forms, the max number of header key => value pairs to parse (Default: 2000)

property parts

parts?: number;

For multipart forms, the max number of parts (fields + files) (Default: 1000)

interface MultipartModuleAsyncOptions

interface MultipartModuleAsyncOptions extends Pick<ModuleMetadata, 'imports'> {}

property inject

inject?: Array<InjectionToken | OptionalFactoryDependency>;

property useClass

useClass?: Type<MultipartOptionsFactory>;

property useExisting

useExisting?: Type<MultipartOptionsFactory>;

property useFactory

useFactory?: (
    ...args: any[]
) => Promise<MultipartModuleOptions> | MultipartModuleOptions;

interface MultipartOptions

interface MultipartOptions {}

Same keys and semantics as platform-express's MulterOptions, so option objects can be moved between adapters as-is.

property defParamCharset

defParamCharset?: string;

Default character set for part header values (e.g. filename) (Default: 'latin1')

property dest

dest?: string;

Where to store the files (disk storage). Ignored when storage is set.

property limits

limits?: MultipartLimits | ((req: any) => MultipartLimits);

An object specifying the size limits, or a function of the request that returns one. Merged over the limits @fastify/multipart was registered with.

property preservePath

preservePath?: boolean;

Keep the full path of files instead of just the base name (Default: false)

property storage

storage?: MultipartStorageEngine;

The storage engine to use for uploaded files (Default: memory storage).

method fileFilter

fileFilter: (
    req: any,
    file: IncomingMultipartFile,
    callback: (error: Error | null, acceptFile: boolean) => void
) => void;

Decides which files are stored. Call callback(null, false) to skip a file, or callback(error, false) to fail the request with error.

interface MultipartOptionsFactory

interface MultipartOptionsFactory {}

method createMultipartOptions

createMultipartOptions: () =>
    | Promise<MultipartModuleOptions>
    | MultipartModuleOptions;

interface MultipartStorageEngine

interface MultipartStorageEngine {}

multer's storage engine contract (_handleFile / _removeFile), kept as-is so existing multer storage engines can be passed as storage.

interface NestFastifyApplication

interface NestFastifyApplication<TServer extends RawServerBase = RawServerDefault>
    extends INestApplication<TServer> {}

method enableCors

enableCors: (options?: FastifyCorsOptions) => void;

Enables CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)
Returns
{void}

method getHttpAdapter

getHttpAdapter: () => HttpServer<FastifyRequest, FastifyReply, FastifyInstance>;

Returns the underlying HTTP adapter bounded to a Fastify app.
Returns
{HttpServer}

method inject

inject: {
    (): LightMyRequestChain;
    (opts: any): Promise<LightMyRequestResponse>;
};

A wrapper function around native fastify.inject() method.
Returns
{void}

method listen

listen: {
    (
        opts: FastifyListenOptions,
        callback?: (err: Error | null, address: string) => void
    ): Promise<TServer>;
    (opts?: FastifyListenOptions): Promise<TServer>;
    (callback?: (err: Error, address: string) => void): Promise<TServer>;
    (
        port: string | number,
        callback?: (err: Error, address: string) => void
    ): Promise<TServer>;
    (
        port: string | number,
        address: string,
        callback?: (err: Error, address: string) => void
    ): Promise<TServer>;
    (
        port: string | number,
        address: string,
        backlog: number,
        callback?: (err: Error, address: string) => void
    ): Promise<TServer>;
};

Starts the application.
Returns
A Promise that, when resolved, is a reference to the underlying HttpServer.

method register

register: <Options extends FastifyPluginOptions = any>(
    plugin:
        | FastifyPluginCallback<Options>
        | FastifyPluginAsync<Options>
        | Promise<{ default: FastifyPluginCallback<Options> }>
        | Promise<{ default: FastifyPluginAsync<Options> }>,
    opts?: FastifyRegisterOptions<Options>
) => Promise<FastifyInstance>;

A wrapper function around native fastify.register() method. Example `app.register(require('@fastify/formbody'))
Returns
{Promise}

method setViewEngine

setViewEngine: (options: FastifyViewOptions | string) => this;

Sets a view engine for templates (views), for example: pug, handlebars, or ejs.
Don't pass in a string. The string type in the argument is for compatibility reason and will cause an exception.
Returns
{this}

method useBodyParser

useBodyParser: <TServer extends RawServerBase = RawServerBase>(
    type: string | string[] | RegExp,
    options?: NestFastifyBodyParserOptions,
    parser?: FastifyBodyParser<Buffer, TServer>
) => this;

Register Fastify body parsers on the fly. Will respect the application's rawBody option.
Returns
{this}
Example 1
const app = await NestFactory.create( AppModule, new FastifyAdapter(), { rawBody: true } ); // enable the json parser with a parser limit of 50mb app.useBodyParser('application/json', { bodyLimit: 50 * 1000 * 1024 });

method useStaticAssets

useStaticAssets: (options: FastifyStaticOptions) => this;

Sets a base directory for public assets. Example app.useStaticAssets({ root: 'public' })
Returns
{this}

interface UploadedMultipartFile

interface UploadedMultipartFile {}

A stored upload, in the shape multer produces (Express.Multer.File), so @UploadedFile(), ParseFilePipe and the built-in file validators work unchanged. Memory storage sets buffer; disk storage sets destination, filename and path.

property buffer

buffer?: Buffer;

A Buffer of the entire file (memory storage)

property destination

destination?: string;

The folder to which the file has been saved (disk storage)

property encoding

encoding: string;

Encoding type of the file

property fieldname

fieldname: string;

Field name specified in the form

property filename

filename?: string;

The name of the file within the destination (disk storage)

property mimetype

mimetype: string;

Mime type of the file

property originalname

originalname: string;

Name of the file on the user's computer

property path

path?: string;

Location of the uploaded file (disk storage)

property size

size: number;

Size of the file in bytes

Type Aliases

type MultipartModuleOptions

type MultipartModuleOptions = MultipartOptions;

type NestFastifyBodyParserOptions

type NestFastifyBodyParserOptions = Omit<
    Parameters<AddContentTypeParser>[1],
    'parseAs'
>;

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@nestjs/platform-fastify

Install

Overview

Index

Functions

Classes

Interfaces

Type Aliases

Functions

function AnyFilesInterceptor

Parameter localOptions

function diskStorage

function FileFieldsInterceptor

Parameter uploadFields

Parameter localOptions

function FileInterceptor

Parameter fieldName

Parameter localOptions

function FilesInterceptor

Parameter fieldName

Parameter maxCount

Parameter localOptions

function FileStreamInterceptor

Parameter fieldName

Parameter localOptions

function memoryStorage

function NoFilesInterceptor

Parameter localOptions

function RouteConfig

Parameter config

function RouteConstraints

Parameter config

function RouteSchema

Parameter schema

Classes

class FastifyAdapter

constructor

property instance

property isParserRegistered

property logger

method appendHeader

method applyVersionFilter

method close

method copy

method createMiddlewareFactory

method delete

method enableCors

method end

method get

method getHeader

method getHttpServer

method getInstance

method getRequestHostname

method getRequestMethod

method getRequestUrl

method getType

method head

method init

method initHttpServer

method inject

method isHeadersSent

method isRouteOrderSensitive

method listen

method lock

method mapException

method mkcol

method move

method options

method patch

method post

method propfind

method proppatch

method put

method query

method redirect

method register

method registerParserMiddleware

method registerSecurityHook

method registerWithPrefix

method render