add-api-endpoint

To add a new API endpoint to a Go microservice using Kratos, you define the proto file, generate code, implement business logic and data layers, configure dependency injection, and register server routes following Clean Architecture principles.

Yes, Kratos supports generating both REST and gRPC endpoints. The Skill guides you through proto definitions and code generation to implement HTTP methods and gRPC routes while ensuring consistent Clean Architecture layering.

Structuring business logic for a new gRPC route in Go involves separating concerns into business logic and data layers. This approach adheres to Clean Architecture, ensuring your microservice dependencies are injected correctly and routes are registered properly.

Handling errors when implementing REST APIs in a Kratos microservice requires adhering to Kratos error handling patterns. The Skill ensures generated endpoints follow HTTP method conventions and standard error responses across your Go microservices architecture.

Yes, you can use this approach to add CRUD operations to an existing Go microservice. The Skill guides you through the full-stack implementation from proto definition and code generation to data layer setup and dependency injection configuration.

Limitations of generating API endpoints with Kratos include strict adherence to Clean Architecture patterns and proto definitions. Deviating from standard HTTP method conventions or Kratos error handling patterns may require manual adjustments outside the generated code structure.