Storm.Api

Implement authentication using the Storm.Api framework with JWT, API key, custom authenticators, and refresh tokens. Use when adding auth to endpoints.

Write a database migration using the Storm.Api framework with BaseMigration and OrmLite. Use when creating or modifying database tables, columns, or seed data.

Implement database entities and repositories using the Storm.Api framework with ServiceStack.OrmLite. Use when creating entities, repositories, or database queries.

Implement email sending using the Storm.Api framework with Resend provider and temporary email detection. Use when sending emails or validating email addresses.

Implement a C# endpoint using the Storm.Api framework with CQRS actions, controllers, source generators, exceptions, and response DTOs.

Initialize a new Storm.Api project with NuGet packages, Program.cs, Startup.cs, and code style configuration. Use when setting up a new project from scratch.

Implement in-memory queues using the Storm.Api framework with ItemQueue, BufferedItemQueue, ThrottledBufferedItemQueue, and queue workers.

Implement Redis caching and pub/sub using the Storm.Api framework with IRedisService for key-value storage, TTL, and channel subscriptions.

Implement a C# backend using the Storm.Api framework. Use when writing business logic, logging, extension methods, or general Storm.Api patterns.

Implement background workers and hosted services using the Storm.Api framework with periodic, scheduled, and queue-based workers plus retry strategies.