service-repository

Generate TypeScript Service and Repository boilerplate with type-safe CRUD.

Updated Dec 16, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/AincFh/my-anime-blog --skill service-repository
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Skill: service-repository
Source: https://github.com/AincFh/my-anime-blog/tree/main/.cursor/skills/service-repository
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AincFh/my-anime-blog --skill service-repository

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Generate boilerplate code to scaffold the Service and Repository layers for common domain entities (e.g., articles, users, memberships), accelerating backend bootstrap and maintaining consistency.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Code scaffolding for service and repository templates across common domain models
  • Type-safe data access via a base repository pattern with CRUD support
  • Consistent architecture enabling rapid module bootstrapping for new features

Quick Start

Generate the service and repository scaffolding for articles, users, and membership features.

Frequently Asked Questions about service-repository

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate service and repository scaffolding for TypeScript modules?

To generate service and repository scaffolding, this tool automatically creates boilerplate code for domain entities like users and articles, accelerating backend bootstrap while maintaining consistent CRUD workflows and clean domain boundaries in TypeScript.

What is the repository pattern and how does it handle data access in TypeScript?

The repository pattern enforces type-safe data access by applying a base repository with CRUD support, separating business logic from data mapping and ensuring consistent architectural boundaries across your TypeScript modules.

Can I auto-generate code templates for multiple domain entities like users and articles?

Yes, you can auto-generate code templates for common domain entities such as articles, users, and memberships, rapidly bootstrapping new feature modules with consistent service and repository layers.

What's the best way to maintain consistent architecture when scaffolding new backend modules?

The best way to maintain consistent architecture is by enforcing a base repository pattern with type-safe mappings, which standardizes data access and business logic separation across all newly scaffolded modules.

Does the generated service layer code support configurable options for future extensions?

Yes, the generated service layer code supports configurable options for future extensions, allowing you to adapt the type-safe boilerplate as your domain entity requirements evolve.