module-creator

To scaffold a new ModKit module, use the interactive workflow to generate directory structures, boilerplate code, and configuration files, then add features like REST endpoints and database entities. This ensures adherence to DDD-light principles and ModKit conventions.

The best way to add OData filtering or plugins to an existing Cyber Fabric module is through guided feature addition. This interactive process helps integrate new capabilities while maintaining structural consistency and adhering to DDD-light principles.

Yes, module creation supports refactoring microservice layers in Rust. It provides assistance for restructuring existing module layers and ensuring code quality, which is essential when maintaining or updating microservices within the Cyber Fabric platform.

You need DDD-light principles for API development in Cyber Fabric when creating new microservices or adding features to existing ones. This approach ensures proper module structure, consistent data models, and well-defined integration points across the platform.

Yes, you can define data models and integration points when scaffolding a microservice. The interactive workflow guides you through defining the API, data structures, and necessary configurations to seamlessly integrate the new module into the Cyber Fabric.

Using an interactive workflow for module creation instead of manual scaffolding streamlines the complex process of modifying modules. It ensures consistency, enforces best practices, and reduces errors by automatically generating boilerplate code and configuration files.