Using Multiple Strategies to protect same resources

[zyos0]

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[ ] Bug report
[ ] Feature request
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Expected behavior

Be able to specifify multiple authtentication middlewares | authGuards to protect the same resources, let's say for example if a haver this controller but want to be able to authenticate for twitter and google

@UseGuards(AuthGuard(['google', 'twitter']))
async sayHello(){
return  "hello"
}

In this case the controller method should be accesible whether im logged in via twitter or google

[michaeljota]

According to passport#authenticate source, the strategy type should be typed as string[] | string. However, in the @nest/passport source, the strategy type is typed as string only. So I think this is just a type problem.

[zyos0]

i think this might be right, i just tried the following

`
@UseGuards(AuthGuard(['jwt', 'local'] as any))
async login(@Body() loginInfo) {
console.log(loginInfo);
}

using this i was able to access the resource by the first strategy that suceeded, perhaps it would be good to update that type into :string|String[].

can anyone confirm this?

[kamilmysliwiec]

Let's track this here nestjs/passport#67

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