getting Property 'error' does not exist on type '{}' about bulletproof-nodejs HOT 7 OPEN

When you get a service from DI container you should define the returned value as Logger interface from winston.

import winston from 'winston';

const Logger = Container.get('logger') as winston.Logger;

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Similar to @dzianisreznik's answer:

import { Logger } from 'winston';

const logger: Logger = Container.get('logger');

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We need to do JSON.parse(Container.get('logger')) to remove error. It is in many files. Any generic way to solve this problem?

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Hi!
Let me investigate this and will get back to you

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Instead of directly importing this - import { Container } from 'typedi'; we can create a wrapper over this and that wrapper will return us the parsed version of object. What do you say?

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What's the update on this?

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@dzianisreznik and @bjfletcher this approach solves the problem.

Though without importing Logger, I used @ts-ignore like the following and it also resolved the problem though it was not neat and I don't like it.

const logger = Container.get("logger");
// @ts-ignore
logger.info("Breaking Log");

Now with your solutions, I was wondering if I'm getting the instance from Container then are we using
import { Logger } from 'winston';

just to tell typescript that the instance we are pulling out from the DI container is of type Logger?

And does not import { Logger } from 'winston'; this line also import Logger codes from winston? Does not this increase the file size when transpiling?

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