api-endpoint

To scaffold API endpoints with validation and tests, provide the HTTP method, path, and a brief description. The tool identifies your project framework from package.json and existing routes, then generates a route handler, validation schema, auth hooks, and error handling.

Generating consistent route handlers across different frameworks requires framework-agnostic scaffolding. This skill detects your framework from package.json and existing routes, then produces a consistent route handler, validation schema, and error handling tailored to your project structure.

Yes, you can automatically create tests covering validation errors and edge cases for new API routes. The scaffolding process generates automated tests that cover the happy path, validation errors, and edge cases alongside the route handler.

API endpoint scaffolding works with your existing project framework by performing framework detection. It reads your package.json and analyzes existing routes to ensure the generated endpoint scaffold, validation schema, and router registrations match your current setup.

To add authentication hooks to newly scaffolded API endpoints, the tool checks if your project uses auth during generation. It then integrates the appropriate auth hooks directly into the route handler scaffold alongside input validation and error handling.

You need to scaffold endpoints instead of writing route handlers manually to reduce boilerplate and ensure consistency. Automated scaffolding produces a complete endpoint with input validation, error handling, and tests, minimizing manual changes when adding new resources.