Overview

This guide will walk you through add error handling in NestJS. We've found 12 relevant code snippets to help you get started.

Prerequisites

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Install Dependencies

First, install any required dependencies for add error handling:

npm install @nestjs/graphql @nestjs/apollo @apollo/server graphql

Step 3: Test Your Implementation

Verify that your implementation works correctly:

npm test
# or
npm run test:watch

Available Snippets for This Topic

GraphQL Module

Apollo GraphQL server with code-first approach

npx hanma add nest-graphql --framework nest

API Response

Swagger response decorators

npx hanma add api-response --framework nest

JWT Auth Guard

JWT authentication with Passport

npx hanma add jwt-auth-guard --framework nest

Roles Guard

Role-based access control

npx hanma add roles-guard --framework nest

Timeout Interceptor

Request timeout handling

npx hanma add timeout-interceptor --framework nest

Class Validator Pipe

Validation using class-validator

npx hanma add class-validator-pipe --framework nest

Zod Validation Pipe

Validation using Zod schemas

npx hanma add zod-validation-pipe --framework nest

Parse UUID Pipe

UUID parsing and validation

npx hanma add parse-uuid-pipe --framework nest

HTTP Exception Filter

Global HTTP exception handling

npx hanma add http-exception-filter --framework nest

Validation Filter

Validation exception handling

npx hanma add validation-filter --framework nest

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I implement add error handling in NestJS?
Follow the step-by-step guide above. Each step includes code examples and explanations. You can also browse the related snippets for more implementation details.
Are these code examples production-ready?
Yes, all snippets are designed for production use. However, always review and adapt the code to your specific requirements before deployment.
Can I use this guide with NestJS v2?
This guide is written for the current stable version. Check the framework documentation for version-specific differences.
Where can I find more examples?
Browse our complete snippet library for more code examples and implementations.