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Fixes #54 (and I believe #22).
Registers the context object within Nest's dependency-injection sub-tree, so that it can be injected with
@Inject(CONTEXT)
from@nestjs/graphql
(@Inject(REQUEST)
from@nestjs/core
also works), following https://docs.nestjs.com/fundamentals/module-ref#registering-request-provider. To quote:This allows accessing the context object from anywhere that allows injection, not just in resolvers, for example to provide request-specific logs. Since
@Inject(REQUEST)
also works, this makes it possible to write functionality that works for both GraphQL and REST endpoints.I confirmed the behaviour using my reproduction project: https://github.com/ahilke/typegraphql-nestjs-inject-context/
I believe this adds considerable value to the library, as otherwise one has to work around GraphQL specifics to access the context/request.