Route Wildcards

Route Path in Method Decorators

Purpose of Controllers

Default HTTP Status Codes

Returning Data from Handlers

Accessing the Request Object

Registering Controllers in a Module

Route Parameters with @Param()

Generating Controllers with the CLI

Defining a Route Path Prefix

The @Controller() Decorator

Query Parameters with @Query()

Redirects with @Redirect()

HTTP Method Decorators

Route Wildcards and Path Patterns

Route Handler Methods

Setting Custom Response Headers

Setting Custom Status Codes

Request Body with @Body()

Accessing the Response Object

Request Headers with @Headers()

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

Accessing Headers

PUT, PATCH, and DELETE

Accessing the Request Body

Default HTTP Status Codes

Accessing the Request Object

Route Wildcards

Extracting Route Parameters

Defining Sub-Routes

Extracting Query Parameters

Customizing the Status Code

Handling POST Requests

Controller Path Prefix

Handling GET Requests

Registering a Controller

Defining a Controller

Route Prefix in @Controller()

Creating a Controller with @Controller()

What a Controller Is in NestJS

Route Path Prefix

Accessing Request Headers

Default Status Codes

Extracting Route Parameters

Accessing the Request Object

Accessing Query Parameters

The @Controller Decorator

Defining Route Handler Methods

Creating a Controller with the CLI

Reading the Request Body

Registering a Controller in a Module

Returning a Response

How Route Paths Combine

HTTP Method Decorators

What a Controller Is

Setting HTTP Status Code

Sub-Path in Method Decorators