fullstack-feature-generator

Generating a fullstack feature from scratch automates creation of Prisma models, DTOs, repositories, policies, services, controllers, routes, OpenAPI documentation, and React frontend pages. This streamlines building new business domains from zero.

Scaffolding a new business domain is best handled by generating all fullstack components simultaneously. This creates Prisma models, backend logic, OpenAPI docs, and frontend pages, allowing you to quickly prototype features without manual boilerplate.

Yes, you need Prisma and React to execute fullstack feature generation. The skill requires these dependencies to orchestrate backend data modeling and frontend page creation across the entire generated feature stack.

Yes, you can generate backend Prisma models without the React frontend. By using specific flags like excluding the frontend, you can isolate component generation to only produce backend structures like DTOs, repositories, and controllers.

Generating a feature includes backend layers like Prisma models, DTOs, repositories, policies, services, controllers, routes, and OpenAPI documentation. It also generates frontend services and React pages to complete the fullstack architecture.

Yes, fullstack feature generation creates OpenAPI documentation for new resources. It automatically orchestrates API documentation alongside controllers, routes, and Prisma models when you scaffold a new business domain.