salvo-skills

Implement authentication and authorization using JWT, Basic Auth, or custom schemes. Use for securing API endpoints and user management.

Create basic Salvo web applications with handlers, routers, and server setup. Use when starting a new Salvo project or adding basic HTTP endpoints.

Implement caching strategies for improved performance. Use for reducing database load and speeding up responses.

Compress HTTP responses using gzip, brotli, zstd, or deflate. Use for reducing bandwidth and improving load times.

Limit concurrent requests to protect resources. Use for file uploads, expensive operations, and preventing resource exhaustion.

Configure Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) and security headers. Use for APIs accessed from browsers on different domains.

Implement CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) protection using cookie or session storage. Use for protecting forms and state-changing endpoints.

Extract and validate data from requests including JSON, forms, query parameters, and path parameters. Use for handling user input and API payloads.

Integrate databases with Salvo using SQLx, Diesel, SeaORM, or other ORMs. Use for persistent data storage and database operations.

Handle errors gracefully with custom error types, status codes, and error pages. Use for building robust APIs with proper error responses.

Handle file uploads (single/multiple), downloads, and multipart forms. Use for file management, image uploads, and content delivery.

Implement flash messages for one-time notifications across redirects. Use for success/error messages after form submissions.

Implement graceful server shutdown to handle in-flight requests before stopping. Use for zero-downtime deployments and proper resource cleanup.

Implement request logging, tracing, and observability. Use for debugging, monitoring, and production observability.

Implement middleware for authentication, logging, CORS, and request processing. Use for cross-cutting concerns and request/response modification.

Generate OpenAPI documentation automatically from Salvo handlers. Use for API documentation, Swagger UI, and API client generation.

Path parameter syntax guide for Salvo routing. Explains the `{}` syntax (v0.76+) vs deprecated `<>` syntax, with migration examples.

Implement reverse proxy to forward requests to backend services. Use for load balancing, API gateways, and microservices routing.

Implement rate limiting to protect APIs from abuse. Use for preventing DDoS attacks and ensuring fair resource usage.

Implement real-time features using WebSocket and Server-Sent Events (SSE). Use for chat applications, live updates, notifications, and bidirectional communication.

Configure Salvo routers with path parameters, nested routes, and filters. Use for complex routing structures and RESTful APIs.

Implement session management for user state persistence. Use for login systems, shopping carts, and user preferences.

Implement Server-Sent Events for real-time server-to-client updates. Use for live feeds, notifications, and streaming data.

Serve static files, directories, and embedded assets. Use for CSS, JavaScript, images, and downloadable content.

Write unit and integration tests for Salvo applications using TestClient. Use for testing handlers, middleware, and API endpoints.

Configure request timeouts to prevent slow requests from blocking resources. Use for protecting APIs from long-running operations.

Configure TLS/HTTPS with automatic certificate management via ACME (Let's Encrypt). Use for production deployments with secure connections.

Implement WebSocket connections for real-time bidirectional communication. Use for chat, live updates, gaming, and collaborative features.