arch-service-contract

Generating an interface contract for a bounded context requires a defined domain model and bounded context definitions to automatically parse data and create REST, gRPC, SDK, or event-driven API interface templates.

Contract-first API design generates the interface contract before implementation, ensuring consistency with your domain model. You need it when designing new product APIs to reduce manual documentation and design errors.

Documenting an existing REST API or refreshing an interface contract is supported through dedicated modes. These modes parse existing definitions and automatically update the contract templates to match current API endpoints.

Yes, a domain model and bounded context definitions are required prerequisites before generating a product API contract. The tool uses these definitions to parse data and ensure the generated interface aligns with your domain.

Automating interface contract generation includes quality checks for error handling, versioning, security, and consistency with domain models. These checks ensure the generated REST or gRPC interface meets design standards.

Yes, the interface contract generation tool supports gRPC and event-driven APIs alongside REST and SDK interfaces. It handles multiple modes for different stages of API development to ensure comprehensive coverage.