schema-manager

You normalize code contracts by extracting and standardizing public interfaces, abstract classes, and data models from Java and TypeScript code, preventing divergence and ensuring consistent API definitions across backend and frontend development.

Shared data models and API types diverge without a normalized type vocabulary. Extracting precise, verbatim type signatures and enforcing strict filtering of relevant definitions ensures consistency and reduces integration issues across different codebase parts.

The best way to extract DTOs and architectural constraints is to identify relevant records, entities, and coding standards from documentation and configuration files, ensuring new feature code adheres to existing data models and architectural rules.

Yes, you can extract and normalize data models from both Java and TypeScript code. The process identifies public interfaces, abstract classes, DTOs, and records to establish a shared type vocabulary for downstream domain workers.

To ensure your authentication module adheres to existing user data models, extract all relevant user-related interfaces and architectural constraints from the codebase first. This provides precise, verbatim type signatures for strict filtering and consistent integration.