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agentic-jumpstart-architecture

Define and implement 3-layer architecture patterns for TanStack Start applications.

Updated Jul 13, 2024
Search Tags:#architecture#server-functions#data-access#use-cases#tanstack-start#layered-architecture
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Layered architecture patterns for TanStack Start applications with data access, use cases, and server functions. Use when designing features, organizing code, understanding project structure, or when the user mentions architecture, layers, structure, organization, or patterns.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Enforces a 3-layer architecture: UI (Routes & Components), API Layer (Server Functions), and Use Cases/Data Access for business logic and persistence.
  • Guides data-access discipline by routing through use cases and avoiding direct imports from data layer in server functions.
  • Improves maintainability and onboarding with clear structure, naming conventions, and separation of concerns for TanStack Start projects.

Quick Start

Map an existing TanStack Start feature to UI, server functions, use cases, and data access to enforce the architecture.

Frequently Asked Questions about agentic-jumpstart-architecture

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I structure a TanStack Start application with layered architecture?▼

Layered architecture in TanStack Start separates code into UI components, server functions, and use cases with data access. This enforces clear boundaries, routing data access through use cases to prevent direct imports in server functions.

What is the best way to organize server functions and data access in TanStack Start?▼

The best way to organize server functions and data access in TanStack Start is routing requests through use cases. This enforces strict 3-layer separation, preventing direct data layer imports within server functions to maintain clean boundaries.

Why should I avoid direct data-access imports in TanStack Start server functions?▼

Avoid direct data-access imports in TanStack Start server functions to maintain strict 3-layer separation. Routing through use cases centralizes business logic, improves project onboarding, and enforces consistent architectural boundaries.

Can I use a 3-layer architecture pattern for TanStack Start feature design?▼

Yes, you can use a 3-layer architecture pattern for TanStack Start feature design. It maps features across UI routes, server functions, and use cases, ensuring scalable code organization and clear naming conventions.

When do I need to implement use cases in TanStack Start projects?▼

Implement use cases in TanStack Start projects when separating business logic from UI and data persistence. They act as intermediaries routing data access requests, ensuring server functions avoid direct database imports.

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