server-action-scaffold

Generate Next.js server action templates by analyzing existing patterns in `src/queries/` and `src/lib/schemas.ts`. The scaffold creates new query files, Zod schema additions, and unit tests with authentication checks and validation pre-configured.

The best way to add Zod validation is using a template generator that learns your existing schema patterns. It automatically appends new Zod schemas to `src/lib/schemas.ts` and integrates them into the new server action file.

Yes, you can scaffold unit tests alongside implementation. The generator creates a corresponding `src/queries/XXX.test.ts` file for each new server action, pre-configured with test utilities matching your project's existing testing conventions.

Server action scaffolding works directly with existing TypeScript project conventions. It learns from your current `src/queries/`, `src/lib/schemas.ts`, and test utility files to ensure newly generated code matches established authentication, database, and error handling patterns.

Enforce consistent authentication checks by generating server actions from a learned template. The scaffold analyzes existing patterns in your `src/queries/` directory and applies the same authentication conventions to every newly generated server action file.

Scaffolding a new server action creates three files: `src/queries/XXX.ts` for the action logic, additions to `src/lib/schemas.ts` for Zod validation, and `src/queries/XXX.test.ts` for unit testing, all following strict project conventions.