@automapper/nestjs

This is a NestJS module to integrate @automapper with NestJS.

Installation

npm i @automapper/nestjs

or with yarn:

yarn add @automapper/nestjs

peerDependencies

@automapper/nestjs depends on @automapper/core

npm i @automapper/core

or with yarn:

yarn add @automapper/core

Usage

Call AutomapperModule.forRoot() and provide some options to initialize the Mapper object(s).

// Single Mapper
@Module({
    imports: [
        AutomapperModule.forRoot({
            strategyInitializer: classes(),
        }),
    ],
})
export class AppModule {}

// Multiple Mappers
@Module({
    imports: [
        AutomapperModule.forRoot(
            [
                {
                    name: 'classes',
                    strategyInitializer: classes(),
                },
                {
                    name: 'pojos',
                    strategyInitializer: pojos(),
                },
            ],
            {
                /*  globalErrorHandler: ErrorHandler */
                /*  globalNamingConventions: NamingConvention | {source, destination} */
            }
        ),
    ],
})
export class AppModule {}

AutomapperModule is a Global module so when Mapper object(s) are initialized, they're available across the application.

Interceptors and pipes

MapInterceptor maps route-handler responses, while MapPipe maps incoming @Body() or @Query() values. Both support synchronous and asynchronous mappings, including promise-returning member resolvers and mapping callbacks. Mapping errors propagate through Nest's normal exception handling.

Logging

AutoMapper logs through the global AutoMapperLogger from @automapper/core. If you use a structured logger, configure it as early as possible in your application entrypoint:

import { AutoMapperLogger } from '@automapper/core';

AutoMapperLogger.configure({
    warn: (message, ...params) => logger.warn(message, ...params),
    error: (message, ...params) => logger.error(message, ...params),
});

Some AutoMapper logs can happen while decorators run, before AutomapperModule.forRoot() or forRootAsync() executes. Configure AutoMapperLogger before importing decorated model classes if those logs need to use your logger.

For mapper-specific runtime error handling, use errorHandler or globalErrorHandler. AutomapperModule does not accept a logger option.

Read more about this on the documentation site