What is the use of @All decorator in NestJS

Question

What is the use of @All decorator in NestJS and does it handle all the requests that are not handled in other routes?

Answer 1

@All() is used for all supported HTTP Verbs. So @All('/hello') would essentially be @Post('/hello'), @Put('/hello'), @Get('/hello'), @Delete('/hello'), and @Patch('/hello').

If you want a catch-all handler, you can use @All('*'), just make sure this is the last registered route handler as it will match everything and if it is registered too early then it will handle even your named routes