backend-service-generator

To generate backend service classes for business logic and data access, use a generator that creates files with dependency injection, typed errors, and factory registration for your specific resource. You provide the resource name as an argument to scaffold the service file automatically.

You need to create a backend service when introducing a new business domain, adding complex operations involving multiple repositories, or extracting logic from a controller to a dedicated service layer for better separation of concerns.

Yes, backend service generation works with Prisma and TypeScript, specifically requiring a monorepo architecture. The generated service files enforce typed errors and handle cross-tenant data access within this TypeScript environment.

The best way to set up dependency injection for a new service class is through an automated generator that outputs the service file and registers it directly in your factory module, ensuring the container properly resolves dependencies.

Generated services handle cross-tenant data access and policy checks natively by embedding these constraints directly into the service class structure during creation, ensuring secure operations across different tenant boundaries.

No, this service generator is specifically designed for the Luminaris monorepo architecture. It requires the specific factory registration mechanism and directory structure defined by that architecture to function properly.