Route Wildcards

Accessing the Request Object

Setting Custom Response Headers

Redirects with @Redirect()

Route Parameters with @Param()

Query Parameters with @Query()

Request Body with @Body()

Accessing the Response Object

Request Headers with @Headers()

Default HTTP Status Codes

Setting Custom Status Codes

Returning Data from Handlers

Registering Controllers in a Module

Generating Controllers with the CLI

Route Wildcards and Path Patterns

Purpose of Controllers

The @Controller() Decorator

Defining a Route Path Prefix

HTTP Method Decorators

Route Handler Methods

Route Path in Method Decorators

Returning Responses from Route Handlers

Registering Controllers in a Module

Accessing Request Body with @Body()

Query Parameters with @Query()

Route Path Parameters with @Param()

Defining Route Handler Methods

HTTP Method Decorators in NestJS

Registering a Controller

Route Wildcards

Customizing the Status Code

Default HTTP Status Codes

Accessing the Request Object

Accessing Headers

Accessing the Request Body

Extracting Query Parameters

Extracting Route Parameters

Defining Sub-Routes

PUT, PATCH, and DELETE

Handling POST Requests

Handling GET Requests

Controller Path Prefix

Defining a Controller

Route Prefix in @Controller()

Creating a Controller with @Controller()

What a Controller Is in NestJS

Accessing the Request Object

What a Controller Is

Setting HTTP Status Code

Reading the Request Body

Default Status Codes

Accessing Request Headers

Extracting Route Parameters

Returning a Response

How Route Paths Combine

Defining Route Handler Methods

Registering a Controller in a Module

Creating a Controller with the CLI

The @Controller Decorator

Accessing Query Parameters

Sub-Path in Method Decorators

HTTP Method Decorators

Route Path Prefix