geovendas-pedidos

Provide architectural guidance for the Geovendas ISF offline-first system.

Updated Mar 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tecnologia-ibtech/geo-codex --skill geovendas-pedidos
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Skill: geovendas-pedidos
Source: https://github.com/tecnologia-ibtech/geo-codex/tree/main/geo-pedidos/skills/geovendas-pedidos
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tecnologia-ibtech/geo-codex --skill geovendas-pedidos

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Architectural knowledge base for the Geovendas ISF offline-first system helps developers understand and apply standard patterns across the pedidos repository and geovendas-vaadin6 backend, reducing onboarding time and guiding implementation decisions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Comprehensive architecture overview covering frontend (AngularJS/CoffeeScript), backend (Java/JAX-RS/JPA), offline sync, and domain concepts.
  • Practical workflow guidance for SUS tasks, code standards, repository structure, REST patterns, and multi-tenant configuration.
  • Real-world usage scenarios across pedidos and geovendas-vaadin6 projects, including end-to-end example workflows and best practices.

Quick Start

Read this Skill in geo-pedidos/skills/geovendas-pedidos directory before starting any ISF-related work.

Frequently Asked Questions about geovendas-pedidos

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I implement offline-first synchronization between AngularJS and a Java JAX-RS backend?

Offline-first synchronization uses PouchDB replication patterns to sync the AngularJS/CoffeeScript frontend with the Java/JAX-RS backend, ensuring data consistency across the pedidos and geovendas-vaadin6 repositories.

What is the standard architecture for a multi-tenant offline-first system using PouchDB?

A multi-tenant offline-first architecture separates tenant configurations across REST data flows and PouchDB replication, guiding domain concepts and coding standards within the Geovendas ISF system.

How do I structure REST data flows for offline-first AngularJS applications?

REST data flows connect the AngularJS frontend to the Java/JAX-RS backend, applying standard patterns for offline synchronization and domain concepts to ensure consistent multi-tenant data handling.

Can I use CoffeeScript with AngularJS for offline-first mobile applications?

CoffeeScript with AngularJS is the standard frontend stack for the Geovendas ISF offline-first system, supporting PouchDB replication and multi-tenant configuration alongside the Java/JAX-RS backend.

How do I configure multi-tenant environments in a Java JAX-RS and JPA backend?

Multi-tenant configuration in the Java/JAX-RS/JPA backend applies standard architectural patterns from the Geovendas ISF system, ensuring data isolation across REST data flows and domain concepts.