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i am trying to define a controller in its own file with a body param like this:
import { http, HttpBody, JSONResponse } from "@deepkit/http"
export class TestAPI2 {
@http.PUT('/testParams')
async testParams(body: HttpBody<any>) {
const r = new JSONResponse({ body })
r.header('content-type', 'application/json')
return r
}
}
but i get a runtime error when calling this endpoint.
looking into the reasons, i found this running compiled code:
if (!parameterResolverFound_6) parameters.body = _injector.get(_context.classType_6);
this line runs into the error, because _context == {}
it looks like the controllers originating in a separate file are initialized with an empty context.
unfortunately i cant really figure out where this code originates, as my prime suspect router.ts does not seem to contain any code ending up in this line.
note that when i define this class in the same file as my App.ts i do not run into this issue (but of course for my complex controllers this is not an option).
what is even more confusing is that this has been working previously and i suspect a version problem.
I added a test covering your code to make sure this (HttpBody<any>) actually works. I recommend upgrading to the newest version and see if it goes away since it works fine in master. See 24d7c9c
i am trying to define a controller in its own file with a body param like this:
but i get a runtime error when calling this endpoint.
looking into the reasons, i found this running compiled code:
this line runs into the error, because _context == {}
it looks like the controllers originating in a separate file are initialized with an empty context.
unfortunately i cant really figure out where this code originates, as my prime suspect router.ts does not seem to contain any code ending up in this line.
note that when i define this class in the same file as my App.ts i do not run into this issue (but of course for my complex controllers this is not an option).
what is even more confusing is that this has been working previously and i suspect a version problem.
my dependencies are:
my @deepkit/http is at 1.0.1-alpha.85 (i tried newer versions with the similar results).
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