new-context

To scaffold a new Phoenix context module for Petal Pro, generate a file at lib/petal_pro/{ContextName}.ex. This creates a standard API surface with CRUD operations, validation changesets, and logging patterns for your business domain.

A generated Petal Pro Phoenix context skeleton includes standard CRUD operations, validation changesets, documentation comments, private helper patterns, and section separators to enforce consistent code organization and maintainability across the project.

Yes, the context scaffolding enforces Petal Pro conventions for naming, structure, and private helper patterns. This ensures your Elixir code remains maintainable and testable when creating new business domains.

The best way to start a new business domain is to run the scaffold to generate a ready-to-extend context. This provides a standard API surface and error-handling scaffolds at lib/petal_pro/{ContextName}.ex.

Private helper patterns and logging conventions are needed to maintain consistent code organization and testability across multiple Phoenix contexts. The scaffold applies these standard patterns automatically to reduce manual setup errors.