symfony-sk:front-api-service

Create reusable API client services for Symfony backends with CRUD methods.

Updated Jan 15, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Swoking/symfony-sk-plugin --skill symfony-sk-front-api-service
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Skill: symfony-sk:front-api-service
Source: https://github.com/Swoking/symfony-sk-plugin/tree/main/plugins/symfony-sk/skills/front-api-service
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Swoking/symfony-sk-plugin --skill symfony-sk-front-api-service

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Create reusable API client services to call backend endpoints, reducing boilerplate and ensuring consistent API access across Front and Back.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Standardized Api<Feature> skeletons for both frontend and backend
  • CRUD-style methods (read, update, delete) with language-prefixed routes
  • Built-in authentication hooks and a ready-to-use template for new features

Quick Start

Create an Api<Feature> service class following the provided template to handle standard CRUD HTTP calls.

Frequently Asked Questions about symfony-sk:front-api-service

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

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How do I create a reusable Symfony API client service for CRUD operations?

Build a reusable Symfony API client service for CRUD operations by creating an Api<Feature> class extending BaseApiService, utilizing a template for read, update, and delete HTTP calls to reduce boilerplate across frontend and backend layers.

What is the best way to reduce boilerplate when adding HTTP calls to a Symfony backend?

Reduce boilerplate for HTTP calls to a Symfony backend by implementing standardized Api<Feature> skeletons extending BaseApiService, ensuring consistent API access with built-in authentication hooks and language-prefixed routes.

Does this API client template support built-in authentication hooks for Symfony?

Yes, the API client template includes built-in authentication hooks for Symfony, integrating directly into the standardized Api<Feature> skeleton extending BaseApiService to manage secure read, update, and delete operations.

Can I use this service skeleton for both frontend and backend API interactions?

Yes, you can use this service skeleton for both frontend and backend API interactions, applying the standardized Api<Feature> template to handle HTTP calls and CRUD methods consistently across both application layers.

How do language-prefixed routes work within the Symfony API service template?

Language-prefixed routes within the Symfony API service template structure the read, update, and delete HTTP calls defined in the Api<Feature> skeleton, ensuring endpoint consistency across frontend and backend integrations.