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[ ] Bug report
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Current behavior
At the moment Express will be used as it is the default.
Expected behavior
Got asked if I want to use Express (default, selected) or Fastify.
Minimal reproduction of the problem with instructions
What is the motivation / use case for changing the behavior?
Since Express isn't maintained anymore / receives way less updates than Fasitfy, I always use Fastify for such cases. Therefore, for Nest applications I always switch to Fasitfy.
It is also mentioned as a faster alternative (If you believe benchmarks). Those are 2 plus points for Fastify.
Environment
[System Information]
OS Version : Windows 10
NodeJS Version : v16.9.0
NPM Version : 7.21.1
[Nest CLI]
Nest CLI Version : 8.1.1
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A project generated by the nest new command is a starting point, boilerplate code for HTTP-based apps, microservices (all built-in transports + custom ones), real-time WS-based apps, etc. We discussed this in the past and adding an option to switch to Fastify without allowing people to choose all the other alternative variants (gRPC/Nats/Kafka/just Socket.io or WS) might be confusing. So far we have decided to just keep the nest new flow as simple as we can.
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Current behavior
At the moment Express will be used as it is the default.
Expected behavior
Got asked if I want to use Express (default, selected) or Fastify.
Minimal reproduction of the problem with instructions
What is the motivation / use case for changing the behavior?
Since Express isn't maintained anymore / receives way less updates than Fasitfy, I always use Fastify for such cases. Therefore, for Nest applications I always switch to Fasitfy.
It is also mentioned as a faster alternative (If you believe benchmarks). Those are 2 plus points for Fastify.
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: