add-backend-entity

To add a new backend entity to a FastAPI project, generate the full module structure including SQLAlchemy models, Pydantic schemas, repository, service, and router. This enforces a 3-layer architecture with consistent naming and dependency wiring.

The best way to structure a new FastAPI API resource is following a 3-layer architecture that separates models, schemas, repository, service, and router components. This ensures consistent querying patterns, dependency wiring, and endpoint exposure.

Yes, this FastAPI scaffolding approach includes migration readiness by providing guidance for creating and applying Alembic migrations. It ensures typed SQLAlchemy models are ready for database schema updates.

Yes, you can use this to generate Pydantic schemas and repository patterns for FastAPI. It automates creating typed schemas, service layers, filters, and dependencies to ensure uniform module wiring.

To scaffold a FastAPI module with PostgreSQL integration, you need a project following a 3-layer architecture. The process generates typed SQLAlchemy models, dependencies, router configuration, and registration within your existing application.

Generating separate repository and service layers when adding a FastAPI module enforces consistent querying and business logic separation. This 3-layer architecture standardizes endpoint exposure, filtering, and dependency wiring across new API resources.