create-resource-service
About
This Claude Skill generates TypeScript resource services for domain entities that handle CRUD operations, authorization, and event emission. Use it when you need a service for entities like users or notes that extends BaseService and integrates with repositories. It creates structured service files following project conventions for data access and permission checks.
Quick Install
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Documentation
Create Resource Service
Creates a service for CRUD operations on a domain entity. Resource services extend BaseService for event emission, inject repositories for data access, and use AuthorizationService for permission checks.
Quick Reference
Location: src/services/{entity-name}.service.ts
Naming: Singular, kebab-case (e.g., note.service.ts, course.service.ts)
Prerequisites
Before creating a resource service, ensure you have:
- Schema created (
src/schemas/{entity-name}.schema.ts) - Repository interface created (
src/repositories/{entity-name}.repository.ts) - At least one repository implementation (MockDB or MongoDB)
Instructions
Step 1: Create the Service File
Create src/services/{entity-name}.service.ts
Step 2: Import Dependencies
import type { I{Entity}Repository } from "@/repositories/{entity-name}.repository";
import type { PaginatedResultType } from "@/schemas/shared.schema";
import type {
Create{Entity}Type,
{Entity}QueryParamsType,
{Entity}Type,
Update{Entity}Type,
} from "@/schemas/{entity-name}.schema";
import type { AuthenticatedUserContextType } from "@/schemas/user.schemas";
import { AuthorizationService } from "@/services/authorization.service";
import { UnauthorizedError } from "@/errors";
import { MockDb{Entity}Repository } from "@/repositories/mockdb/{entity-name}.mockdb.repository";
import { BaseService } from "@/events/base.service";
Step 3: Create the Service Class
export class {Entity}Service extends BaseService {
private readonly {entity}Repository: I{Entity}Repository;
private readonly authorizationService: AuthorizationService;
constructor(
{entity}Repository?: I{Entity}Repository,
authorizationService?: AuthorizationService,
) {
super("{entities}"); // Service name for events (plural)
this.{entity}Repository = {entity}Repository ?? new MockDb{Entity}Repository();
this.authorizationService = authorizationService ?? new AuthorizationService();
}
// CRUD methods...
}
Step 4: Implement CRUD Methods
getAll
async getAll(
params: {Entity}QueryParamsType,
user: AuthenticatedUserContextType,
): Promise<PaginatedResultType<{Entity}Type>> {
// Admins see all, users see only their own
if (this.authorizationService.isAdmin(user)) {
return this.{entity}Repository.findAll(params);
}
return this.{entity}Repository.findAll({ ...params, createdBy: user.userId });
}
getById
async getById(
id: string,
user: AuthenticatedUserContextType,
): Promise<{Entity}Type | null> {
const {entity} = await this.{entity}Repository.findById(id);
if (!{entity}) {
return null;
}
const canView = await this.authorizationService.canView{Entity}(user, {entity});
if (!canView) throw new UnauthorizedError();
return {entity};
}
create
async create(
data: Create{Entity}Type,
user: AuthenticatedUserContextType,
): Promise<{Entity}Type> {
const canCreate = await this.authorizationService.canCreate{Entity}(user);
if (!canCreate) throw new UnauthorizedError();
const {entity} = await this.{entity}Repository.create(data, user.userId);
this.emitEvent("created", {entity}, {
id: {entity}.id,
user,
});
return {entity};
}
update
async update(
id: string,
data: Update{Entity}Type,
user: AuthenticatedUserContextType,
): Promise<{Entity}Type | null> {
const {entity} = await this.{entity}Repository.findById(id);
if (!{entity}) {
return null;
}
const canUpdate = await this.authorizationService.canUpdate{Entity}(user, {entity});
if (!canUpdate) throw new UnauthorizedError();
const updated{Entity} = await this.{entity}Repository.update(id, data);
if (!updated{Entity}) {
return null;
}
this.emitEvent("updated", updated{Entity}, {
id: updated{Entity}.id,
user,
});
return updated{Entity};
}
delete
async delete(
id: string,
user: AuthenticatedUserContextType,
): Promise<boolean> {
const {entity} = await this.{entity}Repository.findById(id);
if (!{entity}) {
return false;
}
const canDelete = await this.authorizationService.canDelete{Entity}(user, {entity});
if (!canDelete) throw new UnauthorizedError();
const deleted = await this.{entity}Repository.remove(id);
if (deleted) {
this.emitEvent("deleted", {entity}, {
id: {entity}.id,
user,
});
}
return deleted;
}
Patterns & Rules
Extending BaseService
export class {Entity}Service extends BaseService {
constructor(...) {
super("{entities}"); // Plural name for event namespace
}
}
The serviceName is used for event routing (e.g., notes:created, notes:updated).
Dependency Injection
constructor(
{entity}Repository?: I{Entity}Repository,
authorizationService?: AuthorizationService,
) {
// Provide defaults for convenience, but allow injection for testing
this.{entity}Repository = {entity}Repository ?? new MockDb{Entity}Repository();
this.authorizationService = authorizationService ?? new AuthorizationService();
}
- Accept interfaces for repositories (not concrete classes)
- Provide defaults for easier instantiation
- Allow injection for testing with mocks
Authorization Pattern
Every operation should check permissions:
const canDoX = await this.authorizationService.canX{Entity}(user, {entity});
if (!canDoX) throw new UnauthorizedError();
You must add corresponding methods to AuthorizationService:
canView{Entity}(user, entity)canCreate{Entity}(user)canUpdate{Entity}(user, entity)canDelete{Entity}(user, entity)
Event Emission Pattern
Emit events after successful operations:
this.emitEvent("created", {entity}, { id: {entity}.id, user });
this.emitEvent("updated", updated{Entity}, { id: updated{Entity}.id, user });
this.emitEvent("deleted", {entity}, { id: {entity}.id, user });
Events are only emitted for create, update, delete - not for reads.
Error Handling
- Not found: Return
null(let controller decide HTTP status) - Unauthorized: Throw
UnauthorizedErrorfrom@/errors - Other errors: Let them propagate (global error handler catches)
Return Types
getAll:Promise<PaginatedResultType<{Entity}Type>>getById:Promise<{Entity}Type | null>create:Promise<{Entity}Type>update:Promise<{Entity}Type | null>delete:Promise<boolean>
Complete Example
See REFERENCE.md for a complete NoteService implementation.
After Creating the Service
- Add authorization methods to
AuthorizationServicefor this entity - Add event schema (optional) - see
add-resource-eventsskill - Create controller - see
create-controllerskill - Write tests - see
test-serviceskill
What NOT to Do
- Do NOT put HTTP-specific logic in services (that's for controllers)
- Do NOT return HTTP status codes or responses
- Do NOT skip authorization checks
- Do NOT emit events before confirming the operation succeeded
- Do NOT inject concrete repository classes - use interfaces
GitHub Repository
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