scaffold-feature

To scaffold React feature modules, provide a simple feature description like "Products". The tool instantly generates the complete folder structure, React components, API integration, and test suites, eliminating repetitive manual boilerplate creation.

MSW handler generation works by creating mock service worker endpoints alongside your React components. When you scaffold a new frontend feature, the tool automatically generates matching MSW handlers to ensure your testing environment accurately mocks backend API interactions.

Yes, you need generated API clients before scaffolding React features. The tool requires existing backend modules and generated Orval API clients to ensure strict type safety and functional parity between your frontend types and backend DTOs.

Yes, you can use this scaffolding tool within a .NET modular monolith and React Vite architecture. It is specifically designed to operate within this stack, maintaining strict naming and architectural conventions across all generated files.

The best way to generate CRUD UI and Vitest test suites for a new entity is to describe the entity and its fields, such as "Products with name, SKU, and price". The tool instantly outputs the complete UI, API integration, and test coverage in one workflow.

TanStack Query hooks integrate by being automatically generated within the feature module. The scaffolding process creates these data-fetching hooks alongside your React components, directly leveraging the generated API clients to maintain type-safe data fetching.