backend-controller-generator

You can generate backend controllers for CRUD operations automatically by providing a resource name as input. The Skill produces TypeScript controller functions complete with inline Zod schemas for validation, service calls, and error handling.

Yes, Zod is used for validation when generating TypeScript controller code. The generated controller functions feature inline Zod schemas to handle input validation alongside service calls and error handling.

To create controllers for non-CRUD actions like approve or publish, you input the specific resource name. The Skill then generates the necessary controller code tailored to those custom actions, including validation and error handling.

Yes, you need a TypeScript environment to use this controller generator. TypeScript and Zod are required dependencies, and the generated code is designed for specific monorepo architectures using these technologies.

The best way to reduce repetitive backend controller code in a TypeScript monorepo is to automate generation using a resource name. This produces tailored controller functions with validation, service calls, and error handling without manual coding.

Generated controller code includes inline Zod schemas to enforce input validation directly within the controller functions. This ensures data integrity before executing service calls and handling potential errors.