crud-api

To build a CRUD API with multi-tenant PostgreSQL, use a layered architecture that separates master global data and tenant-specific schemas. This ensures safe tenant isolation and standardized error handling across your REST endpoints.

The layered architecture pattern for backend API design flows from Entity to Service to Controller to Routes. This approach keeps entity validations, business logic, and routing decoupled to maintain consistency and simplify modifications across API resources.

You generate REST endpoints with service layer wrappers by defining a resource name and fields. The system then scaffolds the backend, applying public wrappers that delegate to private implementations to enable logging or caching without altering core logic.

Yes, this CRUD scaffolding handles soft delete and input validation. It integrates access security guards and soft delete patterns with audit fields directly into the generated code, ensuring safe and versioned data management across tenant schemas.

You can use this CRUD API generator for hotel reservation systems like ReservAqui. It specifically enforces multi-tenant PostgreSQL patterns to isolate data per hotel or owner, speeding up API development for multi-tenant hospitality backends.

The best way to enforce tenant isolation in a PostgreSQL backend is by separating master and tenant-specific schemas. Applying standardized error handling and access guards across these schemas ensures data isolation per hotel or owner.