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Web socket guards in NestJS function similarly to regular HTTP application guards, with the key difference being the use of WsException instead of HttpException. Method-scoped and gateway-scoped guards can be implemented using the @UseGuards() decorator. The document also highlights the support for the NestJS project and encourages users to subscribe for updates.

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Web socket guards in NestJS function similarly to regular HTTP application guards, with the key difference being the use of WsException instead of HttpException. Method-scoped and gateway-scoped guards can be implemented using the @UseGuards() decorator. The document also highlights the support for the NestJS project and encourages users to subscribe for updates.

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Guards
There is no fundamental difference between web sockets guards and regular
HTTP application guards. The only difference is that instead of throwing
HttpException , you should use WsException .
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The WsException class is exposed from @nestjs/websockets package.

Binding guards
The following example uses a method-scoped guard. Just as with HTTP based applications, you can
also use gateway-scoped guards (i.e., prefix the gateway class with a @UseGuards() decorator).

JS

@UseGuards(AuthGuard) content_copy
@SubscribeMessage('events')
handleEvent(client: Client, data: unknown): WsResponse<unknown> {
const event = 'events';
return { event, data };
}

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