Enforces standardized implementation and security protocols for Next.js App Router communication layers.
This skill provides a structured framework for managing server-side communication in Next.js applications. It establishes clear criteria for choosing between Server Actions and Route Handlers, ensuring developers prioritize Server Actions for CRUD operations while reserving Route Handlers for specific cases like SSE and webhooks. By automating the application of security best practices—such as LIFF authentication, Zod-based schema validation, and view-mode restrictions—it helps prevent common anti-patterns and ensures data integrity across the application's backend architecture.
Key Features
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02Standardized naming and file structure conventions
03LIFF and Bearer token authentication enforcement
04Mandatory Zod schema validation for input safety
05Decision logic for Server Actions vs. Route Handlers
06View-mode permission handling for read-only states
Use Cases
01Implementing type-safe form submissions with automated validation
02Setting up specialized Route Handlers for external webhooks or streaming
03Securing CRUD operations within the Next.js App Router
