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Also, by copying the example from this article, I would get:
Property 'personName' does not exist on type '{ name: string; age: number; }'.ts(2339)I had to tweak the commend to look like this (also adding --name to option) before it would work:
paste.laravel.io/b566d7db-4791-48c...
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Nice, Great work!
I was looking at making my own solution, now I don't have to. Great, thanks!
Fantastic and interesting post! Great!
This is cool stuff. I'm going to be using it extensively in the next couple of weeks.
Scott
I was waiting for something like this. Awesome. Thanks!
Ps. You have a few typos in your code examples.
Thanks for saying something! This is what I get for writing everything in the online editor and not in my IDE
Very nice article! Will give it a try
Love it Jay, great write up! 👏👏
(Btw tiny typo about in one code block you have @Opiton )
Thanks Mark! Got it fixed
Would be nice to show how to actually run the command - it took a bit of tinkering to figure out
I added a quick note of how you can run the command after the setup of the
src/main.tsfile. There's more information as well on the docs siteSorry for the stupid quest of mine.
I walk through this post, but I have no idea how to invoke that.
(I'm using translator), can I create an app integrating both standard NestJS and Commander, like I want to make a custom launch command for my nestjs web app, can I do that with both?
Yes, but depending on how you write your imports you might end up making a circular file chain so be careful about that. You'd essentially make the
runor the command callNestFactory.create()and the subsequent methodsThanks, this is so helpful <3