Axios module for the Nest Node.js framework, adding HTTP request support through Nest’s HttpModule. It provides Axios-based methods and converts the resulting HTTP responses into RxJS Observables, useful for integrating HTTP calls into Nest applications.
Project status
- Actively maintained recently, with upstream activity on 2026-09-01 and a tagged update on 2026-08-27 (12.0.0), indicating the project is not dormant as of today (2026-09-03).
- Apparent cadence is bursty rather than steady: the last update is within about a week of the last upstream push, but the previous tagged updates are from 2025 (not frequent).
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Recent updates
12.0.0
Release 12.0.0 makes @nestjs/axios a native ES module package aligned with the Nest 12 release line. The release notes describe the ESM migration (type: module, NodeNext compilation, removal of legacy index shims, and an exports map), plus the supported Node engine range for require(esm).
Breaking4.0.1
Release 4.0.1 primarily updates the axios dependency to 1.10.0. The code diff also includes CI environment updates and a set of development dependency/tooling version bumps, plus minor README and comment-only changes in source files.
4.0.0
Release 4.0.0 primarily updates the Nest.js monorepo dependencies to v11 and updates the project toolchain and lockfile. While the release notes only mention the Nest v11 dependency bump, the code changes also modify peer dependency ranges and several developer workflow configurations.
Breaking3.1.3
Release 3.1.3 appears to be a dependency-only update. The release notes mention an axios bump to 1.7.9, but the actual diff shows multiple additional version bumps in package.json and package-lock.json.
3.1.2
Release 3.1.2 updates @nestjs/axios by making the `data` argument optional for several `HttpService` request methods, matching the stated intent in the release notes. The diff also includes lockfile and dev dependency version bumps for tooling and NestJS packages used in development.
3.1.1
Release 3.1.1 primarily updates several development dependencies, including Nest monorepo, @types packages, and typescript-eslint. It also includes a targeted fix in HttpService to clone axios request arguments and the request config before injecting cancelToken.
3.1.0
Release 3.1.0 adds support for registering Nest HttpModule as a global module via a new global option, and expands HttpService typings to better model Axios request data types. It also adds/makes available multipart-related Axios helper methods (postForm, putForm, patchForm) at the typing level, and updates dependency/tooling versions.
Features3.0.3
Release 3.0.3 appears to be a tooling and dependency-only release, primarily updating axios and the NestJS monorepo-related devDependencies. The provided release notes focus on dependency bumps (including an axios security fix) and do not mention any application or API behavior changes.
Security3.0.2
Release 3.0.2 primarily updates development and workspace dependencies (Nest monorepo, TypeScript tooling, linting, formatting, and test tooling) and bumps runtime dependencies like axios. It also removes reflect-metadata from this package's peerDependencies and updates the CI Node.js image. There are no direct source code changes shown in the provided diff, only configuration and dependency updates.
3.0.1
Release 3.0.1 of @nestjs/axios appears to be a tooling and dependency update release, with version bump from 3.0.0 and corresponding updates to devDependencies and the lockfile. The release notes largely enumerate dependency bumps (axios, eslint, TypeScript tooling, Nest monorepo version) and corresponding PR merges, without calling out any behavioral or API changes.
3.0.0
Release 3.0.0 is primarily a tooling and dependency upgrade, including moving the NestJS monorepo baseline to v10 and updating TypeScript, linting, and related dev tooling. The code diff also includes CI behavior changes and build configuration updates that can affect consumers or developer workflows. The release notes largely list dependency bumps, but do not call out several important behavior-impacting changes found in the diff.