- you don't need
@Injectable() ChatServiceisn'tREQUESTscoped, is it?
#Error in injecting Services in WebSocket
hollow goblet
worthy beacon
no chat service is normal class
even if i make new logger it is also giving same error cannot read properties of undefined this.logger.log
hollow goblet
Something sounds wrong. Can you provide a reproduction?
exotic drift
Cannot read properties of undefined
This usually means Nest did not inject the dependency, because it couldn't find any metadata on the class. That's usually causes by a circular reference between files (likely the ChatGateway and ChatService - are you sure they don't reference each other?)
worthy beacon
in my chatservice i have this code injected
constructor(
config: ConfigService,
private redisMgr: ChatCache,
private vectorService: VectorService,
private usageService: UsageService,
private userService: UserService,
@InjectQueue(QueueName.InteractionLogUsage) private interactionLogUsageQueue: Queue,
@InjectQueue(QueueName.NewLeadNotification) private newLeadQueue: Queue
) {
this.oaiClient = new OpenAIApi(
new Configuration({
apiKey: config.get<string>("OPENAI_API_KEY")
})
);
}
worthy beacon
> Cannot read properties of undefined
This usually means Nest did not inject the...
there is no dependency on chatgateway
hollow goblet
in my chatservice i have this code injected
constructor(
config: ConfigSer...
Do any of those inject REQUEST?
worthy beacon
in userService we use request
hollow goblet
Does it inject it?
worthy beacon
yess
hollow goblet
Then ChatService and therefore ChatGateway is indeed REQUEST scoped, which is not doable
honest grotto
@worthy beacon - for the future... 🙂
tawny etherBOT
Please format your question or answer with Markdown formatting.
It leads to better readability and an easier time to spot problems.
For code blocks, you can wrap your block with three back ticks before and after the block, and after the first three back ticks you can add a language (like ts) to add syntax highlighting.
e.g.
```ts
@Injectable()
export class MySuperAwesomeService {
constructor(@Inject('InjectionToken') private readonly dep: SomeDependency) {}
getRandomNumber(): number {
return Math.round(Math.random() * 1000);
}
}
```
Becomes :point_down:
@Injectable()
export class MySuperAwesomeService {
constructor(@Inject('InjectionToken') private readonly dep: SomeDependency) {}
getRandomNumber(): number {
return Math.round(Math.random() * 1000);
}
}
Thank you i'll keep in mind for next time👀
honest grotto
👍🏻