Does it work with @Controller in nestjs?

[CatsMiaow]

https://github.com/CatsMiaow/typescript-starter/blob/master/src/app.controller.ts#L7
In the sample code above, test2 outputs normally, but if you add (uncomment) @DecorateAll, the controller's route outputs a 404 page.

https://github.com/Papooch/decorate-all/blob/main/src/lib/decorate-all.decorator.ts#L35
If remove Object.defineProperty it doesn't throw a 404, but the decorator doesn't work.

[Papooch]

Since you're replacing the entire function definition as opposed to only adding metadata (which was the original intended purpose), any other previously defined metadata (those defined by the @Get) are lost, because class decorators are applied after methdo decorators.

You can work around it by explicitly copying the metadata in your custom decorator using this helper function:

/**
 * Copies all metadata from one object to another.
 * Useful for overwriting function definition in
 * decorators while keeping all previously
 * attached metadata
 *
 * @param from object to copy metadata from
 * @param to object to copy metadata to
 */
export function copyMetadata(from: any, to: any) {
    const metadataKeys = Reflect.getMetadataKeys(from);
    metadataKeys.map((key) => {
        const value = Reflect.getMetadata(key, from);
        Reflect.defineMetadata(key, value, to);
    });
}

and in your debug-log.decorator.ts:

const newMethod = async function (...args: unknown[]): Promise<unknown> {
      const result: unknown = await originalMethod.apply(this, args);

      console.log(context, Date.now());
      return result;
};
copyMetadata(originalMethod, newMethod);
descriptor.value = newMethod;

This is clearly an oversight on my end and I'll probably incorporate it into the package itself.

EDIT: you also need to install the reflect-metadata package

[Papooch]

It is now fixed in v1.1.0 and published to npm.