seungchul
Community@urban6 · 서울특별시 서초구
Backend framework pattern libraries for NestJS and Spring Boot 3.x covering REST endpoints, persistence, validation, and security conventions.
Agent Skills by seungchul
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Frequently Asked Questions About seungchul
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with urban6's NestJS and Spring Boot skills?▼
You can generate idiomatic REST endpoints, layered modules/controllers/services, DTOs with validation, exception filters returning RFC 9457 responses, Prisma or JPA persistence with transactions and pagination, externalized configuration, password hashing, and Jest or Spring test conventions.
Who should use these backend framework skills?▼
Backend engineers and full-stack developers working in TypeScript/NestJS or Java/Kotlin Spring Boot 3.x projects who need consistent layering, validation, error formatting, and persistence patterns when adding endpoints, services, entities, or signup flows.
When are these skills triggered in a project?▼
The NestJS skill activates when package.json includes @nestjs/core or nest-cli.json, NestFactory.create, and *.module.ts files exist. The Spring Boot skill activates when build.gradle or pom.xml includes org.springframework.boot or @SpringBootApplication and @RestController annotations appear.
What prerequisites are required to apply these skills?▼
An existing NestJS project with @nestjs/core dependency, or a Spring Boot 3.x project with org.springframework.boot in Gradle or Maven. The skills provide patterns only; they assume the framework toolchain, runtime, and build files are already present.