nextjs-feature

To scaffold a Next.js 15 feature, use a generator that creates app routes, feature folders, views, components, services, and models following domain-first organization and Atomic Design. This enforces a consistent folder structure and thin app routes.

The best way to organize Next.js feature folders is using a domain-first approach, applying Screaming Architecture to separate views, components, services, and models. This eliminates boilerplate and enforces project conventions when adding new frontend features.

You can generate TanStack Query service hooks and Zustand stores by using a guided scaffolding tool that produces integration-ready artifacts alongside TypeScript interfaces, enums, and optional Zod schemas for forms during feature creation.

Yes, the Next.js feature scaffolding approach supports adding CASL permission checks and Socket.io hooks as guided optional features. It also includes list pagination and create/edit forms while urging the use of OpenAPI types as the source of truth.

No, this scaffolding generator is specifically designed for Next.js 15 App Router TypeScript projects. It enforces thin app routes, TypeScript interfaces, and OpenAPI type usage to maintain strict project conventions and architecture.

You should use a generator to eliminate boilerplate and enforce domain-first organization when adding frontend features. It provides a repeatable, opinionated structure that ensures consistent file layouts, naming rules, and integration-ready artifacts like Zod schemas and Zustand stores.