fullstack-feature
DevelopmentOrchestrates creating a complete fullstack feature across backend and frontend. Use when adding new features that span both layers.
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Fullstack Feature
Orchestrates the creation of a complete feature across backend and frontend.
Overview
A fullstack feature typically requires:
- Backend API module (Clean Architecture)
- Database migration
- Frontend API types generation
- Frontend hooks
- Frontend page and components
Workflow
Phase 1: Backend
Step 1: Create API Module
Use the create-api-module skill or scaffold script:
python .claude/skills/create-api-module/scripts/scaffold_module.py {feature_name}
This creates:
back/src/api/{feature}/with Clean Architecture structureback/tests/api/{feature}/with test files
Step 2: Customize the Module
- Update models in
infrastructure/models.py - Add repository methods in
infrastructure/repository.py - Implement business logic in
domain/ - Create API endpoints in
api/router.py - Register router in
back/src/api/routes.py
Step 3: Create Database Migration
docker compose exec back uv run alembic revision --autogenerate -m "Add {feature} table"
Step 4: Run Backend Tests
cd back && task tests
Phase 2: Frontend
Step 5: Generate API Types
Ensure backend is running, then:
cd front && pnpm run generate:api
Step 6: Create Feature Hook
Create front/lib/hooks/use-{feature}.ts:
- Query key factory
use{Feature}Suspensefor data fetching- Mutation hooks for create/update/delete
See add-feature-hook skill for patterns.
Step 7: Create Page and Components
Create:
front/app/{feature}/page.tsx- Auth wrapperfront/app/{feature}/loading.tsx- Loading statefront/components/{feature}/{Feature}Content.tsx- Data fetching + UI
See add-protected-page skill for patterns.
Step 8: Update Middleware (if needed)
// front/middleware.ts
const isProtectedRoute = createRouteMatcher([
'/dashboard(.*)',
// ... existing routes
'/{feature}(.*)', // Add new route
]);
Phase 3: Quality Checks
Step 9: Run All Quality Checks
Backend:
cd back && task format && task tests
Frontend:
cd front && pnpm type-check && pnpm lint && pnpm test
Checklist
- Backend module created with Clean Architecture
- Database migration created and applied
- Backend tests passing
- API types generated in frontend
- Feature hook created
- Page and components created
- Middleware updated (if protected route)
- All quality checks passing
Related Skills
create-api-module- Backend module creationcreate-db-migration- Database migrationsadd-protected-page- Frontend page creationadd-feature-hook- Frontend API hooksbackend-quality- Backend quality checksfrontend-quality- Frontend quality checks