Where to Next

You’ve seen the whole loop:

• Typed controllers (@TypedRoute, @TypedBody, @TypedParam, @TypedQuery)
• Generated SDK, Swagger, and e2e suites
• The mockup simulator

Now pick the chapter that matches what you’re building.

Most teams’ next step is Setup. Everything below is here for when you’re ready to deepen — read it lazily.

I want to ship to production

• Setup — production install, watch mode, tsconfig.build.json, monorepos.
• SDK → Distribution — publish the SDK as an npm package partners can install.
• SDK → PNPM Monorepo — share the SDK across workspaces without publishing.

I want richer endpoints

• Core → TypedRoute — serializer modes, encrypted routes, server-side benchmarks.
• Core → TypedBody — validator modes, strip-extra-properties, encrypted body.
• Core → TypedQuery — nested query DTOs, application/x-www-form-urlencoded POSTs.
• Core → TypedFormData — multipart/form-data and file uploads.
• Core → TypedHeaders — request header parsing.
• Core → TypedException — typed error responses.
• Core → WebSocketRoute — type-safe WebSocket RPC.

I want better tests

• E2E → Why E2E? — the case for e2e over unit tests when you have a generated SDK.
• E2E → Development — patterns for writing your own scenarios on top of the generated suite.
• E2E → Benchmark — @nestia/benchmark configuration and report shape.

I want Swagger / OpenAPI

• Swagger → Overview — NestiaSwaggerComposer, generator config, downgrade to OpenAPI 3.0 / 2.0.
• Swagger → Strategy — JSDoc tags Nestia recognizes, security schemes, decomposition.
• Swagger → Editor — embed an in-browser TypeScript editor next to your Swagger UI.

I want AI / LLM integration

• Swagger → Chat — convert your OpenAPI document into LLM function-calling schemas and ship an agent.
• The llm plugin option (TypedRoute → Configuration) enforces the LLM-friendly schema subset at compile time.

I have an existing Swagger document and want NestJS code

• @nestia/migrate — feed it a swagger.json, get a NestJS project (controllers, DTOs, optional e2e) out.

Stuck?

• GitHub Issues  — for bug reports.
• Discord  — for live questions.
• Gurubase  — an LLM that has read the entire docs and source for you.

Good luck. Build something great.