Controller Context

The controller is available when code is executed inside the controller class. That's the case for guards, controller action and response handlers.

The controller context actually contains these informations:

• controllerInstance: The instance of the controller
• controllerAction: The controller action name (A.K.A the called method)

The context can be accessed by using the @ControllerContext param.

Example

@Controller('/')
class Controller {
    public list(@ControllerContext() context: ControllerContextInterface) {
        console.log(context);
    }
}