spring-boot-api-design
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---
name: spring-boot-api-design
description: Design Spring Boot APIs with OpenAPI, Versioning, and Global Error Handling. Use when designing Spring Boot APIs with OpenAPI specs, versioning, or global error handling.
metadata:
triggers:
files:
- '**/*Controller.java'
keywords:
- openapi
- swagger
- versioning
- problemdetails
---
# Spring Boot API Design Standards
## **Priority: P0**
## Implementation Guidelines
### OpenAPI (Swagger)
- **SpringDoc**: Use `springdoc-openapi-starter-webmvc-ui`.
- **Annotations**: Use `@Operation` and `@ApiResponse`. Keep clean.
- **Schema**: Define examples in `@Schema` on DTOs.
### API Versioning
- **Strategy**: Prefer **URI Versioning** (`/api/v1/`) for caching simplicity.
- **Deprecation**: Use `@Deprecated` + OpenAPI flag.
### Error Handling (RFC 7807)
- **ProblemDetails**: Enable `spring.mvc.problem-details.enabled=true`.
- **Extension**: Extend `ProblemDetail` with custom fields if needed.
- **Security**: NEVER expose stack traces in API errors.
## Anti-Patterns
- **No Map<K,V> responses**: Return typed DTO records instead.
- **No Header Versioning**: Use URI versioning; headers hard to test/cache.
- **No hidden APIs**: Document all endpoints with Swagger/OpenAPI.
## References
- [Implementation Examples](references/implementation.md)More from HoangNguyen0403/agent-skills-standard
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