feature-scaffold

To generate boilerplate files for CQRS features, you provide a feature name, main entity, and description. This Skill then automatically creates the required directory structure and TypeScript type definitions for models, stores, services, and components.

The best way to scaffold boilerplate files for a TypeScript CQRS feature is using an automated generator. This Skill creates the standard repository conventions, including model schemas and store actions, reducing manual setup work.

Yes, you need Valibot to generate CQRS models and stores with this automation. The Skill depends on Valibot for validation and createModelFactory for model creation to ensure TypeScript type definitions are correct.

When automating CQRS boilerplate generation, you specify the feature name and main entity to guide the directory structure creation. The tool then handles generating the standard repository conventions for models, stores, services, and components.

A key limitation when generating TypeScript boilerplate files for CQRS patterns is the strict dependency on Valibot and createModelFactory. The generated directory structure must also align with the predefined repository conventions for models and services.