Using context as you would in Guards/Interceptors

[josefmic]

Hi,
from what I understand, there isn't an implementation for using Guards and Interceptors, which I am missing. I want to create a custom decorator like this:

@Router({ alias: 'reboot' })
@Roles([Role.FULL_ACCESS])
export class RebootBrowseRouter {
    constructor(private readonly rebootBrowseService: RebootBrowseService) {}

    @Query({
        input: rebootBrowseParamsSchema,
        output: rebootBrowseResponseSchema
    })
    async getList(@Input() params: RebootBrowseParams) {
        return this.rebootBrowseService.getRebootServers(params);
    }
}

But my issue is that middlewars don't have access to the decorator data (maybe I am wrong?). Is there any one of you who figured out how to do it?

Either by using global middleware/guard/interceptor or by using them in the @Roles decorator?

Thanks.

[josefmic]

For anyone wondering - I was able to solve this issue using an ugly workaround with mixin and automatic DI based on the Roles provided, but it would be nice to have guards as they are in Nest.js