NestJS · Junior · Question 11 of 75

What does `@Global()` on a module do?

1It exposes the module's routes without a prefix
✓Correct answer: Its exported providers become available in all modules without importing the module
3It makes the module run on all CPU cores

Explanation

Use it sparingly, for things like configuration or a database connection. Explicit imports make dependencies easier to follow.

Further reading

NestJS: Modules ↗

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