AI Code Toolkit

# {{ routeName }} API Route API endpoint: `/api/{{ routePath }}` ## Supported Methods {{ methods }} ## Usage ### Request ```typescript // Example request const response = await fetch('/api/{{ routePath }}', { method: 'POST', // or GET, PUT, DELETE, etc. headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json', }, body: JSON.stringify({ // your data here }), }); const data = await response.json(); ``` ### Response ```typescript // Success response (200/201) { "message": "Success message", "data": { /* response data */ } } // Error response (400/401/500) { "error": "Error message", "details": { /* optional error details */ } } ``` ## Authentication {% if withAuth %} This route requires authentication. Include authentication token in request headers. {% else %} This route does not require authentication. {% endif %} ## Validation {% if withValidation %} Request bodies are validated using Zod schema. See `validation.ts` for schema details. {% else %} No request validation is configured. Consider adding validation for production use. {% endif %} ## Implementation Notes - Route handler follows Next.js App Router conventions - Uses Web Request/Response APIs - Returns JSON responses with appropriate status codes - Implements error handling for all methods ## Next Steps 1. Implement business logic in route handlers 2. {% if withValidation %}Update validation schema in `validation.ts`{% else %}Add request validation if needed{% endif %} 3. {% if withAuth %}Implement authentication middleware{% else %}Add authentication if needed{% endif %} 4. Add tests for route handlers 5. Update this README with specific API documentation