cabloy-frontend-scaffold

To scaffold a Zova frontend page correctly, you must select the specific Zova generation path for pages instead of relying on generic Vue patterns. This ensures the generated structure is preserved and prevents incomplete frontend implementation. After generation, you must perform follow-up checks for routing, metadata, and SSR considerations.

The correct workflow for adding APIs and models in a Cabloy frontend involves using the Zova scaffolding generation path specifically designed for API and model contracts. This guides you through the creation process while ensuring frontend-first workflow selection and proper follow-up validation.

Zova component implementations fail SSR checks when generic Vue patterns are used instead of the Zova scaffolding workflow. You must select the frontend-first generation path and apply the required SSR-sensitive follow-up reviews to ensure server-side rendering compatibility.

You cannot use standard Vue patterns for component contracts in Cabloy repositories. You must use the Zova scaffolding workflow to generate components, queries, and params to preserve the generated structure and fulfill the frontend contract requirements.

Required follow-up reviews after generating Zova frontend structures include checking route configurations, metadata, SSR sensitivity, theme and icon setups, and API/model integrations. Appropriate verification guidance must also be applied before considering the feature complete.