bunjs-architecture

Structure your Bun.js backend using a layered clean architecture design that separates routes, controllers, services, and repositories. This approach enforces strict separation of concerns, ensuring your TypeScript backend remains scalable and maintainable.

Use strict camelCase naming conventions for all database, API, and TypeScript identifiers in your Prisma schema. This enforces end-to-end type safety and ensures developer consistency across your Bun.js application.

Yes, the Bun.js clean architecture approach fully supports Prisma by offering best practices for designing efficient and maintainable Prisma schemas. It integrates Prisma within the repository layer for structured database access.

You need layered architecture for your Bun.js project when starting a new backend that requires scalable structure and strict coding standards. It prevents common architectural pitfalls by setting up a foundational directory structure from day one.

The best way to define API endpoints in a Bun.js application is by routing requests through a structured layered design. This workflow separates routes, controllers, and services, facilitating clear API endpoint definition and structured development.