Build reusable, composable, and maintainable React/Vue/Angular components following established design patterns like compound components, render props, custom hooks, and HOCs. Use when creating component libraries, implementing component composition, building reusable UI elements, designing prop APIs, managing component state patterns, implementing controlled vs uncontrolled components, creating compound components, using render props or children as functions, building custom hooks, or establishing component architecture standards.
EnglishUse when working on MinIO image upload, image storage, file upload endpoints, or any feature that stores user-generated content (product images, profile photos, tenant logos). Covers the backend-proxy upload pattern, bucket organization, validation, and known issues with the current ImageService implementation.
EnglishUse when writing or reviewing Java Spring Boot code in any backend service. Covers the layered architecture (controller/service/repository/entity/mapper), DTO/Command/Info/Request/Response distinctions, @Transactional boundaries, @Cacheable rules, exception handling, tenant RBAC, @CurrentUser, Feign client patterns, and MapStruct. Triggers on controller/service/entity/mapper work.
EnglishIncludes Frontend Component Patterns, Minio Storage Pattern, and Spring Service Conventions.
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Frontend Component Patterns
Build reusable, composable, and maintainable React/Vue/Angular components following established design patterns like compound components, render props, custom hooks, and HOCs. Use when creating component libraries, implementing component composition, building reusable UI elements, designing prop APIs, managing component state patterns, implementing controlled vs uncontrolled components, creating compound components, using render props or children as functions, building custom hooks, or establishing component architecture standards.
Minio Storage Pattern
Use when working on MinIO image upload, image storage, file upload endpoints, or any feature that stores user-generated content (product images, profile photos, tenant logos). Covers the backend-proxy upload pattern, bucket organization, validation, and known issues with the current ImageService implementation.
Spring Service Conventions
Use when writing or reviewing Java Spring Boot code in any backend service. Covers the layered architecture (controller/service/repository/entity/mapper), DTO/Command/Info/Request/Response distinctions, @Transactional boundaries, @Cacheable rules, exception handling, tenant RBAC, @CurrentUser, Feign client patterns, and MapStruct. Triggers on controller/service/entity/mapper work.
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