nestjs

Build scalable NestJS backends with modules, controllers, services, and TypeORM or Prisma.

1|Updated Jan 16, 2026
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Skill: nestjs
Source: https://github.com/enact-on/super-ai-github/tree/main/.opencode/skill/nestjs
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/enact-on/super-ai-github --skill nestjs-enact-on

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Building scalable, maintainable backends with NestJS can be challenging without a solid set of patterns. This Skill consolidates enterprise-ready module organization, authentication, data access, and architecture guidance to accelerate development while preserving code quality.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Structured modules, controllers, and services to keep code maintainable in large apps.
  • Authentication & authorization patterns using guards, strategies, and roles for secure APIs.
  • Data access with TypeORM or Prisma including entities, repositories, and migrations for reliable persistence.
  • Scalable architecture guidance for multi-module projects, testing, and deployment considerations.

Quick Start

Install Node.js and the NestJS CLI, bootstrap a new project, and apply the patterns described in this Skill to build a minimal, scalable API. Then run the app locally and experiment with a protected route.

Frequently Asked Questions about nestjs

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I structure a scalable NestJS backend with modules and controllers?

A scalable NestJS backend uses structured modules, controllers, and services to keep code maintainable. This approach organizes enterprise applications into self-contained modules with DTO validation, guards, and interceptors for reliable API architecture.

What's the best way to implement authentication in a NestJS API?

NestJS authentication uses guards, strategies, and roles to secure APIs. This pattern provides enterprise-grade authorization by intercepting requests and validating credentials before allowing access to protected routes.

Should I use TypeORM or Prisma for data access in NestJS?

Both TypeORM and Prisma support reliable persistence in NestJS. TypeORM offers traditional repository patterns with entities and migrations, while Prisma provides a type-safe query builder for data access across enterprise projects.

How do I add DTO validation to a NestJS controller?

DTO validation in NestJS ensures data integrity by validating incoming request payloads. It requires defining Data Transfer Objects with validation decorators and applying validation pipes to controllers to intercept and check data before processing.

Can I use NestJS patterns for enterprise-grade multi-module projects?

NestJS patterns are designed for enterprise-grade multi-module projects. The architecture supports scalable backends by organizing features into discrete modules with dedicated controllers, services, and persistence layers for maintainable large-scale applications.