field-consistency-check

Field consistency checking compares backend entity definitions against frontend interface definitions to identify missing or mismatched fields. Run the provided bash script to extract fields from Java entities and TypeScript interfaces, then generate a discrepancy report showing which fields exist only on backend or frontend.

The Skill identifies fields missing from frontend interfaces, fields missing from backend entities, and type mismatches between corresponding fields. It handles Java types (String, Long, Boolean, Integer, BigDecimal, LocalDateTime) and their TypeScript equivalents, generating a report for each module showing exact discrepancies.

Yes. The Skill operates across modules by extracting and comparing fields systematically, generating a separate discrepancy report for each module. This allows you to verify model consistency at scale before UI changes or deployments that could expose field mismatches at runtime.

Execute the bash script included with the Skill (scripts/field-consistency-check.sh) as part of your build or pre-deployment process. The script extracts fields, performs cross-language comparison, and outputs a structured diff report compatible with macOS and standard Unix environments.

Field consistency checking focuses on structural alignment between backend entity definitions and frontend interface definitions before runtime, catching schema drift early. Standard validation typically checks data values at runtime; this catches architectural mismatches that validation cannot detect.

Yes. The Skill explicitly extracts fields from Java backend entities and TypeScript frontend interfaces, supporting explicit field type handling across both languages to enable accurate cross-language field comparison and discrepancy reporting.