[PROJECT]-api-patterns

Standard RESTful API patterns implement a layered architecture separating Controller, Service, and Repository layers. This structure handles data models, DTOs, exception handling, and security, ensuring consistent API development and adherence to project-specific conventions across various backend frameworks.

You standardize API implementation across backend frameworks by applying a framework-agnostic template. This template provides customizable patterns for routing, data validation, serialization, and error responses, ensuring developers follow the same conventions regardless of the specific framework used.

Yes, this API patterns template is framework-agnostic and adaptable to various backend frameworks including Spring Boot, Express.js, FastAPI, and Django. It provides customizable patterns that adjust to your chosen framework while maintaining consistent architectural layers.

The best way to structure a new REST API microservice is using a clear blueprint defining Controller, Service, and Repository layers. This approach ensures all developers follow consistent conventions for routing, data validation, and error responses, leading to a cohesive and robust API.

This API template handles data validation and exception handling through defined patterns for DTOs, serialization, and error responses. It outlines specific strategies for input validation and standardizes exception handling to maintain robust data processing across the API.