new-crud-module

To scaffold a dotnet CRUD module from entity to frontend, you generate entities, DTOs, service interfaces, API controllers, and frontend views. This Skill automates that end-to-end creation within a PMS project, ensuring consistent code structure and standard CRUD endpoints across the full stack.

Generating DTOs and API controllers for a new CRUD module follows an 8-step workflow. It starts with domain entities, creates DTOs, service implementations, and API controllers, finishes with frontend types and views, and tracks progress with todo markers for team collaboration.

Yes, CRUD module scaffolding handles dependency injection registration automatically. It enforces project structure consistency by unifying naming conventions and registering service interfaces and implementations within the dotnet DI container during the automated generation process.

You can use this to generate frontend API clients and types for a dotnet backend. The automation covers frontend scaffolding including types, API clients, and views, ensuring seamless integration between the dotnet API controllers and the frontend application.

To maintain code structure consistency when adding new CRUD modules, follow an automated 8-step workflow. It standardizes entity, DTO, service, controller, and frontend generation, enforcing unified naming and DI registration to keep the project structure aligned.