dotnet-code-generation

To generate .NET code from a DDL script, provide the DDL and SRS to the skill. It automatically scaffolds entities, DTOs, interfaces, services, and controllers as compliant artifacts for your CRUD workflows.

Scaffolding .NET entities and DTOs at scale is done by parsing DDL/SRS or Oracle package specifications. This enforces standardized conventions, dependency injection, and thin controller patterns across all generated BOModule features.

Yes, you can generate .NET report workflows directly from Oracle package specifications. The skill parses these package specs to scaffold consistent reporting features and auto-generated mappings within your BOModule.

Automated .NET code generation enforces convention checks by running a self-scan verification against the dotnet-convention-checker. It also automatically wires authorization checks and dependency injection into the generated controllers and services.

You need to prepare a DDL script and a Software Requirements Specification (SRS) for your feature. These inputs provide the data structure and business logic needed to scaffold compliant entities, DTOs, and controllers.