Prompt
Specify a webhook-driven task for OpenClaw
Describe event inputs, validation, deduplication, and intended actions before integration work.
OpenClawDevelopment & Engineering
Dave AI
NestJS Clean TypeScript
Clean NestJS API development with TypeScript following SOLID principles, modular architecture, and comprehensive testing practices.
instructions.md
--- name: nestjs-clean-typescript-29c871063e62 description: Clean NestJS API development with TypeScript following SOLID principles, modular architecture, and comprehensive testing practices. metadata: maintainer: Mindrally source: https://github.com/Mindrally/skills --- # NestJS Clean TypeScript Guidelines by Alberto Basalo for developing clean NestJS APIs using TypeScript. These rules emphasize strong typing, clean code principles, and architectural best practices. ## TypeScript General Principles - Always declare the type of each variable and function (parameters and return value) - Avoid using any; create necessary types instead - Use JSDoc for public classes and methods - One export per file ## Naming Conventions - PascalCase for classes - camelCase for variables and functions - kebab-case for files and directories - UPPERCASE for environment variables - Boolean variables use prefixes: isX, hasX, canX ## Function Design - Write short functions with a single purpose. Less than 20 instructions - Use early returns to avoid nesting - Apply RO-RO pattern: pass objects for multiple parameters, return objects for results ## Data and Classes - Prefer immutability for data with readonly and as const - Follow SOLID principles - Classes should have: - Less than 200 instructions - Fewer than 10 public methods - Fewer than 10 properties ## NestJS Specific Guidelines - Use modular architecture with one module per domain/route - Use MikroORM entities for persistence - One service per entity - DTOs validated with class-validator - Global filters, middlewares, guards, and interceptors in core module ## Testing - Use Jest framework - Follow Arrange-Act-Assert convention - Write unit tests for each public function - Include end-to-end tests per API module--- name: nestjs-clean-typescript-29c871063e62 description: Clean NestJS API development with TypeScript following SOLID principles, modular architecture, and comprehensive testing practices. metadata: maintainer: Mindrally source: https://github.com/Mindrally/skills --- # NestJS Clean TypeScript Guidelines by Alberto Basalo for developing clean NestJS APIs using TypeScript. These rules emphasize strong typing, clean code principles, and architectural best practices. ## TypeScript General Principles - Always declare the type of each variable and function (parameters and return value) - Avoid using any; create necessary types instead - Use JSDoc for public classes and methods - One export per file ## Naming Conventions - PascalCase for classes - camelCase for variables and functions - kebab-case for files and directories - UPPERCASE for environment variables - Boolean variables use prefixes: isX, hasX, canX ## Function Design - Write short functions with a single purpose. Less than 20 instructions - Use early returns to avoid nesting - Apply RO-RO pattern: pass objects for multiple parameters, return objects for results ## Data and Classes - Prefer immutability for data with readonly and as const - Follow SOLID principles - Classes should have: - Less than 200 instructions - Fewer than 10 public methods - Fewer than 10 properties ## NestJS Specific Guidelines - Use modular architecture with one module per domain/route - Use MikroORM entities for persistence - One service per entity - DTOs validated with class-validator - Global filters, middlewares, guards, and interceptors in core module ## Testing - Use Jest framework - Follow Arrange-Act-Assert convention - Write unit tests for each public function - Include end-to-end tests per API module
Platform guidance
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