pcs-add-endpoint

To add a CRUD endpoint, you need consistent router templates, tenant-scoped services, Kafka events, tests, and Alembic migrations. Automating this scaffolding ensures all components align with PCS conventions without the repetitive manual code generation.

The best way to scaffold a new PCS resource is to automate the creation of router, schemas, and service stubs. This ensures pattern consistency and automatically includes audit events, Kafka emissions, and tests to validate tenant isolation.

Yes, generating a CRUD endpoint includes tests specifically designed to validate tenant isolation and behavior. The scaffolding process adds these tests alongside the router, schemas, and service stubs to ensure secure multi-tenant operations.

Yes, you can use this to generate a migration-ready template to register new resources with Alembic. It provides the necessary database migration scaffolding required when introducing new data structures to your microservice.

Creating a CRUD endpoint from scratch causes consistency issues because manually writing routers, schemas, and services is repetitive and error-prone. Automating the scaffolding enforces strict adherence to established PCS conventions and reduces human error.

No, you do not need to manually configure Kafka events when adding a new resource. The scaffolding process automatically adds audit events and Kafka emissions aligned with your existing PCS microservice patterns.