aibdd-auto-backend-starter

To generate a backend project skeleton automatically, you run the generator and provide the project directory and project name. It then writes a complete project structure with correct paths and dependencies based on your chosen tech stack.

The scaffolding generator supports Python E2E, Java E2E, Python UT, and Node.js IT variants. It auto-detects the specific tech stack by reading an arguments.yml file, or prompts you interactively if that file is absent.

The generator handles database migrations by creating required directories like alembic/versions and migrations during the scaffolding process. It updates references and verifies the output via a dry-run to ensure correct integration into the target workflow.

Yes, you can use this backend scaffolding tool for both Python and Java projects. It applies variant routing to output a ready-to-run skeleton for Python E2E, Java E2E, Python UT, and Node.js IT environments.

Yes, you need pyyaml installed as a dependency to auto-detect the tech stack for backend scaffolding. The generator relies on pyyaml to read the arguments.yml file and apply the correct variant routing for your project.

The best way to scaffold a multi-variant backend project is using a template-based generator that prompts for project details. This approach writes a complete project structure, installs dependencies, and updates paths automatically for a ready-to-run skeleton.