implementation-lokstra-create-handler

To auto-generate Go HTTP handlers from a REST API spec, use this Skill to produce DI-enabled scaffolds with @Handler/@Route annotations and validation hooks. It reads your API specifications and outputs ready-to-implement handler code for the Lokstra framework.

Dependency injection in generated Lokstra handlers works by using @Inject metadata annotations within the handler scaffolds. This setup ensures your HTTP handlers automatically receive required services and configuration without manual wiring.

Yes, you need existing domain models and repositories in your Go module before generating handler scaffolds. The Skill requires a Go module with these domain structures alongside the Lokstra framework to produce ready-to-implement code.

Yes, you can add request validation when generating RESTful service handlers. The Skill produces validation-ready endpoints with built-in request validation hooks and consistent error handling directly within the generated scaffold.

The best way to standardize HTTP handler scaffolding across backend teams is generating annotation-driven structs from approved API specs. This ensures consistent @Handler/@Route metadata, DI setup, and validation hooks across all RESTful services.

A limitation of using annotation-driven scaffolding for Go REST endpoints is its strict dependency on the Lokstra framework. It targets backend teams building RESTful services conforming to a predefined API spec and DI config, requiring specific framework alignment.