scaffold-api

Context

Project {{project_name}} uses stack {{stack}}. You will create an API endpoint for the resource "{{input.name}}".

Read AGENTS.md for conventions that apply to this project. Read existing route files to understand the patterns used.

Instructions

1. Analyze existing patterns

   • Read existing route files in the project
   • Identify patterns: router setup, middleware usage, error handling, response format
   • Follow conventions defined in AGENTS.md

2. Create route file

   • Path: according to project convention (usually src/routes/{{input.name}}.ts)
   • Implement {{input.method}} endpoints
   • If CRUD: GET (list), GET/:id (detail), POST (create), PUT/:id (update), DELETE/:id (delete)

3. Create validation schema

   • Path: according to convention (e.g. src/validators/{{input.name}}.ts)
   • Use the validation library already used in the project (Zod, Joi, etc.)
   • Validate all input fields

4. Create service/controller (if the project uses this pattern)

   • Business logic separate from route handler
   • Database operations via existing ORM/query builder

5. Register route

   • Add to router registry / main app file
   • Ensure path and middleware are correct

6. Create tests

   • Path: according to convention (e.g. tests/{{input.name}}.test.ts)
   • Test cases:
     • Happy path for each endpoint
     • Validation errors (invalid input)
     • Not found (for endpoints with :id)
     • Auth/permission errors (if auth middleware exists)

Script

#!/bin/bash
# Detect project structure
if [ -d "src/routes" ]; then
  echo "Route directory: src/routes/"
elif [ -d "src/api" ]; then
  echo "Route directory: src/api/"
elif [ -d "routes" ]; then
  echo "Route directory: routes/"
fi

# Detect validation library
if grep -q "zod" package.json 2>/dev/null; then
  echo "Validation: Zod"
elif grep -q "joi" package.json 2>/dev/null; then
  echo "Validation: Joi"
elif grep -q "class-validator" package.json 2>/dev/null; then
  echo "Validation: class-validator"
fi