Hello @jmcdo29 quote @jmcdo29 > You need to have a USER_SERVICE provider as a part of your AuthModule. It can be a factory that injects the AUTH_MODULE_OPTIONS and pulls out the service I already try so many things......I'm lost I have a USER_SERVICE provider as part of are you saying that Im must pass the UserService in AUTH_MODULE_OPTIONS? currently I only have this in export interface AuthModuleOptions { secret: string; expiresIn: string; }
and what is the property export interface AuthModuleOptions { secret: string; expiresIn: string; userService: UserServiceAbstract; }
export abstract class UserServiceAbstract { abstract findOneByField(field: string, value: string) : Promise<AuthUser | undefined>; } jmcdo29 — Hoje às 17:44 Right, so your options also needs to define a service to make use of, right? koakh — Hoje às 17:44 I confess that I don't try it, maybe that is the solution please can you check if above export interface AuthModuleOptions { secret: string; expiresIn: string; userService: UserServiceAbstract; }
is ok, to star another round! jmcdo29 — Hoje às 17:46 Yeah, that part looks good. You'd pass the service on after injecting it via a class or factory, then in your auth module you use a separate factory to pull out just the user service koakh — Hoje às 17:46 in fact I dont have any issues with AUTH_MODULE_OPTIONS only with USER_SERVICE, seems that can help a lot jmcdo29 — Hoje às 17:46 My ogma module does something similar koakh — Hoje às 17:46 do you have a link of one that is not too complex?