create-adapter

To map API responses to domain entities in TypeScript, generate a domain-centric data adapter using strict typing and pure functions. This isolates the transformation logic between your application and API layers.

The best way to separate API data from domain models is to scaffold clean data adapters. Placing these pure functions in the domain layer keeps framework dependencies out of your core business logic.

You create a form-to-payload adapter by mapping validated form data into API payloads using pure functions. This ensures strict typing and clean separation between your UI and application layers.

Yes, data adapters should be placed in the domain layer. This enforces domain-layer discipline by keeping the adapter logic free of framework dependencies and organized as pure functions.

No, you should not put multiple feature adapters in one file. Adapters must follow single-feature organization, meaning all adapters for a specific feature live inside a single {feature}.adapter.ts file.

Using pure functions for data mapping ensures the transformation between architectural layers remains free of framework dependencies. This enforces strict typing and maintains a clean separation of concerns.