[ Discussion - important ]

[sankarbiswas07]

1. access > token.ts | line : 3 (import { ProtectedRequest } from 'app-request';)
   Q: - from where you are importing as there is nothing as "app-request" in package.json

2. how you pass "'x-access-token'" as your postman file has an Authorization header (https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/1552895/SzYUZg52?version=latest#3eb6d8e6-b3a7-455b-b60f-d92bfa13992f).

I was trying to run your code but it gave me an error so I do a modification > added x-access-token in the header and put access token removing "Bearer ". it is working.

Q:- I didn't find any code block where the Authorization header is cloning the value in x-access-token. I may be wrong.

I would like to hear from you. Thank you for sharing such a great code-bock. really don't know how? But my skeleton(I called it) of the maximum projects is similar with your coding pattern (around 60%). the only difference is I didn't use @hapi/joi and typescript. I am making another skeleton where I want to implement the idea of your logger+ @hapi/joi + few more thing.

[sebastianowy]

access > token.ts | line : 3 (import { ProtectedRequest } from 'app-request';)
Q: - from where you are importing as there is nothing as "app-request" in package.json

app-request import indicates app-request.d.ts file located in src/types directory which is specified in compilerOptions.paths parameter of tsconfig.json.

[janishar]

@sankarbiswas07

1. @sebastianowy already provided the answer.
2. x-access-token is deprecated in the new release. You have to use Authorization Bearer scheme now. Check again the latest version of the API doc.

Nice! You will find the joi, typescript, and the other libraries used here will increase your productivity.