module-scaffold

To scaffold a new backend module, this skill auto-generates the complete directory structure including entities, validators, API routes, and backend pages. It applies required naming conventions and wires ACL, DI, events, and migrations to enable immediate TypeScript development.

Adding a new entity with CRUD operations generates a full module skeleton including metadata, validators, API routes, backend pages, and setup for DI and events. It wires ACL and migrations to provide a ready-to-implement directory structure for the new entity.

Yes, you can bootstrap API routes and ACL together. The scaffolding process wires access control lists, dependency injection, events, and module registry integration simultaneously, ensuring cross-module isolation while generating the required backend infrastructure.

The best way to enforce naming conventions is through automated module scaffolding. This skill generates module metadata and directory structures that strictly adhere to predefined conventions, ensuring cross-module isolation and consistent structural patterns across the entire backend.

Yes, scaffolding a module includes database migrations and event setup. The generated module skeleton wires migrations, events, ACL, and dependency injection directly into the module registry, providing a complete foundation ready for immediate development.