lokstra-api-specification

To generate OpenAPI specifications for multi-tenant modules, you define endpoint paths, request/response schemas, and validation rules, which are then mapped to framework-specific handlers. This process enforces multi-tenant isolation and produces documentation-ready contracts for frontend and backend teams.

The best way to define API validation rules and error codes is by generating a formal OpenAPI-style specification. This standardizes request/response schemas and error handling, turning approved module designs into clear contracts that enable automated code generation.

You need an OpenAPI specification when your module requirements are approved and the design is finalized. It transforms design decisions into formal contracts with clear validation rules, RBAC mappings, and standardized error codes for frontend and backend integration.

Yes, endpoint definitions can be mapped directly to Lokstra route handlers. The specification includes integration guidance for @Handler, @Route, and @Inject mappings, ensuring the generated OpenAPI documentation is suitable for direct code generation.

Multi-tenant isolation is enforced within the API specification by defining strict endpoint boundaries, authentication rules, and RBAC mappings. This ensures the generated OpenAPI contracts maintain data separation across tenants for frontend and backend code generation.

Yes, the lokstra-api-specification skill handles standardized error codes and response schemas. It creates complete endpoint definitions with validation rules, ensuring the resulting OpenAPI contracts are ready for documentation and automated code generation.