Build and stack Vovk.ts decorators for Next.js route handlers.
npx skills add https://github.com/finom/vovk --skill decorators
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: decorators Source: https://github.com/finom/vovk/tree/main/packages/claude-plugin/skills/decorators Command: npx skills add https://github.com/finom/vovk --skill decorators
Managing router logic in Vovk.ts can become error-prone when mixing HTTP decorators, metadata, and custom wrappers. This skill standardizes how decorators are defined, stacked, and consumed, reducing boilerplate and ensuring consistent auth and state sharing across controllers.
Wrap a controller method with @prefix and an HTTP decorator, apply an auth wrapper, and read req.vovk.meta<AuthMeta>() inside the handler to enforce access.
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You can share authentication state across Vovk.ts decorators by using req.vovk.meta() to store and retrieve per-request metadata. This enables safe cross-decorator communication, allowing auth guards to pass access data directly to your route handlers.
The best way to stack decorators in Vovk.ts is to apply @prefix and HTTP decorators like @get or @post to controller methods, then wrap them with custom auth guards using createDecorator, ensuring a consistent wrapper order for pre- and post-handler logic.
Vovk.ts does not strictly require experimentalDecorators to build custom wrappers. You can use the decorate() function as an alternative approach to define and consume custom decorators without relying on experimental TypeScript features.
Yes, you can access Next.js request data inside a local Vovk.ts decorator context by using next/headers. This allows your decorators to read header information directly when operating outside of a standard HTTP decorator context.
You can add OpenAPI metadata to Next.js route handlers by applying Vovk.ts metadata decorators like @operation alongside HTTP decorators on your controller methods, ensuring your API routes are cleanly defined and properly documented.
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