api-controller-generator

You can scaffold RESTful API controllers in ASP.NET Core by targeting a feature and entity, which generates boilerplate code with versioned routes, routing conventions, and standard HTTP status codes ready for project integration.

Generated ASP.NET Core API controllers integrate MediatR by dispatching commands and queries via ISender, reducing direct coupling to handlers and enforcing Clean Architecture separation in your RESTful API project.

Yes, you can apply API versioning and role-based authorization when scaffolding ASP.NET Core controllers. The generated code supports versioned routes and includes role-based and permission-based access controls like Authorize and HasPermission attributes.

Yes, you need pre-configured authorization policies. You must ensure authorization is properly configured and that necessary permission policies exist before integrating the generated controller boilerplate into your ASP.NET Core solution.

The best way to scaffold CRUD API endpoints in a Clean Architecture solution is using automated controller generation, which provides common CRUD templates, DTO separation, and standard HTTP status codes to accelerate ASP.NET Core development.

The generated ASP.NET Core controllers separate API layer DTOs from domain models to enforce clear separation of concerns, returning standard HTTP status codes while maintaining consistent response structures across the RESTful API surface.