add-api-route

To scaffold Next.js API routes with authentication, you generate route templates using NextAuth sessions and Prisma to enforce role-based access control for Manager or Editor write operations. This enforces TypeScript usage and structured request validation to ensure multi-tenant data security.

Multi-tenant restaurant access control in Next.js API routes is set up by integrating NextAuth for session authentication and Prisma for data access verification. This combination restricts route access based on user roles like Manager or Editor across different restaurant tenants.

The best way to standardize error handling across Next.js API routes is to use standardized route templates during scaffolding. These templates apply robust error handling patterns uniformly across GET, POST, and other methods to reduce boilerplate in multi-tenant applications.

Yes, TypeScript is required to generate these API routes. The scaffolding process enforces TypeScript typings and structured request validation to ensure type safety and secure data access rules across all generated multi-tenant API routes.

This scaffolding is specifically designed for multi-tenant restaurant apps requiring role-based access control. If your application does not need Manager or Editor role distinctions, the enforced access control layers and validation patterns may introduce unnecessary boilerplate.

You generate an API route template for specific HTTP methods by invoking the route scaffolding command with your desired path and methods. This creates standardized GET, POST, or other handlers with robust error handling and validation already configured.