A helper package to easily enable/disable NestJS Devtools integration!
- Add
snapshottotrueforNestFactory.createcall - Import
DevtoolsModule.register({ http: true, port: 8000 })into the module passed to theNestFactory.createcall if it was not imported already
that reduces the amount of boilerplate code you would have to write and
also allows us to not import that DevtoolsModule with no effort.
You must have @nestjs/core (v9.3 or greater), @nestjs/devtools-integration and reflect-metadata installed!
npm install --save-dev nestjs-devtools-loaderYou need to supply the --require nestjs-devtools-loader/register option to node
With NestJS's CLI, you can do:
nest start --exec "node -r nestjs-devtools-loader/register"
# ^~ an alias to --requireIf you want to change the default options that are supplied to DevtoolsModule.register(), use the environment variable: NESTJS_DEVTOOLS_LOADER like this:
NESTJS_DEVTOOLS_LOADER='{"http":true,"port":3001}'
import { loader } from 'nestjs-devtools-loader'
// ...
// Before calling `NestFactory.create()`:
loader({ http: true, port: 8000 })If you want to disable the loader while still injecting it into your app, set the environment variable NESTJS_DEVTOOLS_LOADER_DISABLED to "true"
If the env. var. DEBUG contains the string "nestjs-devtools-loader" like:
DEBUG=nestjs-devtools-loader
you'll see if the loader was injected or not.