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[Edit] Pressed enter too soon without writing the issue

In the video where we add a user to a task, its totally clear. But wouldnt it make sense if we could, at the same time, add the task back to the user?

Is this something that is simple? Or not really?

Is there an example on using a new for using EntityRepository?

Hi,

Thank you for a good tutorial!

I went though the tutorial a year ago, and came back to it just now.

The dependencies are outdated and you can't start the application with the latest NPM/Node version.

Author of @hapi/joi says to use the following library instead. You will see now that the GitHub repo link of @hapi/joi will redirect to the same one as below.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/joi

Are there any alternatives and an updated tutorial to walk through how to deploy this without heroku?
I was thinking railway since it also has a cli. Anyone have advice or tips?

when fork the front end app, it runs, when i start the back...i get error TS2688:Cannot find type definition file for 'react-dom'

Hi Ariel,
Thanks for your great Udemy tutorial really easy to understand,
How can I create custom database provider without using TypeORM, pure raw sql command.
I try to follow this but not really understand to start create the provider
I can do something like this in my service:

pool = new Pool(dbConfig);
  getAll(): any {
    return this.pool.query(`SELECT * FROM todo`);
  }

but how to create a simple datatable module handle ?
or could you update your Udemy course
Thanks.

This decorator of which using to create custom repositories is deprecated.
Please be aware Ariel :)

I guess with last version of nestjs, couldn't get req.user
because you will recive undefined data

make sure and test with last version !

Controller :

@Post('/test')
  @UseGuards(AuthGuard())
  test(@GetUser() user) {
    console.log('user', user);
  }

Decorator:

export const GetUser = createParamDecorator(
  (data, req): User => {
    return req.user;
  },
);

Console Output:
user undefined

So change code custom decorator to :

export const GetUser = createParamDecorator(
  (data, ctx: ExecutionContext): User => {
    const req = ctx.switchToHttp().getRequest();
    return req.user;
  },
);