tcc

Deploy your Hono.js application to production seamlessly. Follow this guide to build, install dependencies, set environment variables, and run your Hono app or Docker container.

Learn to add new API documentation endpoints in castrozan/tcc. Create TypeScript controllers, implement the handle method, and register routes easily.

Learn how to implement validation logic in controllers using Zod and Chanfana. Define a Zod schema and use this.getValidatedData() for automatic request parsing and validation.

Learn to configure server port and environment variables in castrozan/tcc using the loadConfig function. Command-line args override env vars, defaulting to port 3000.

Learn how to add custom decorators for middleware functionality in TypeScript. This guide shows you how to wrap method descriptors with cross-cutting logic for logging, authentication, and more.

Learn how to write unit tests for use cases by mocking repositories and injecting them into your constructor. Isolate and verify business logic effectively.

Learn how castrozan/tcc loads environment configuration using dotenv and yargs. Discover how typed config objects power server components for efficient development.

Extend the MCP-OpenAPI server with new modules like Equipment. Add REST controllers and update the OpenAPI spec to create new callable tools easily.

Discover how the tcc repository enforces separation of concerns across domain, application, infrastructure, and presentation layers using a strict onion architecture. Learn to isolate business logic and orchestrate use cases ef...

Learn how to add custom database operations beyond basic CRUD in castrozan/tcc. Extend repository contracts, implement methods with parameterized SQL, and expose via use-cases and controllers.

Centralize Instagit MCP API errors by assigning a handler to transport.onerror. Capture network failures validation errors and downstream exceptions in one callback.

Learn how response schemas are defined and returned by the castrozan/tcc MCP OpenAPI server. Discover how they are derived from OpenAPI specifications and returned as JSON.