- name
- backend-services
- description
- Create and update QuickStack backend services, adapters, standalone services, and server actions using the project's established singleton, adapter, caching, and error-handling patterns. Use when editing files under src/server/services, src/server/adapter, src/server/utils, src/server.ts, or related server-side actions and backend utilities.
# Backend Services
## Quick Start
For QuickStack backend work, follow the existing service architecture:
- Use one class per file with a default-exported singleton instance.
- Keep service dependencies as module imports of other singleton services or adapters.
- Route Prisma and external API access through adapters, not directly from services.
- Throw `ServiceException` or `FormValidationException` for expected domain failures.
- After a mutation affecting cached reads, invalidate the matching tags in `finally`.
## Service Pattern
When creating or editing a service:
- Put business logic in `src/server/services/`.
- Export a singleton instance as the file default export.
- Accept primitives or shared model types as inputs.
- Import dependencies at module scope; do not instantiate sibling services.
## Adapters And Actions
- Put external integrations in `src/server/adapter/` using the same singleton export pattern.
- Use adapters for Prisma, Kubernetes, S3, and Longhorn access.
- Wrap server actions with `simpleAction` or `saveFormAction`.
- Perform authorization checks inside the action callback before calling the service.
## Mutation Rules
- After a mutation affecting cached reads, call `revalidateTag()` in `finally`.
- Use the matching `Tags.*` helper; never hardcode cache tag strings.
- Use transactions when multiple writes must succeed or fail together.
## Standalone Services
- Place cron and background jobs in `src/server/services/standalone-services/`.
- Register cron jobs with `scheduleService`.
- Wrap cron callback bodies in `try/catch` and log errors instead of rethrowing.
- Initialize standalone services from `src/server.ts`.
## Reference
See `REFERENCE.md` for concrete patterns covering adapters, actions, authorization, Prisma, caching, naming, and startup wiring.
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