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rails-api-controllers
RESTful API controller patterns for Ruby on Rails. Use when: (1) Building JSON APIs, (2) API versioning, (3) Error handling and status codes, (4) Authentication with tokens/JWT, (5) Rate limiting, (6) CORS configuration, (7) Pagination and filtering, (8) API documentation, (9) Testing API endpoints
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# Rails API Controllers
Build production-ready RESTful JSON APIs with Rails. This skill covers API controller patterns, versioning, authentication, error handling, and best practices for modern API development.
<when-to-use>
- Building JSON APIs for mobile apps, SPAs, or third-party integrations
- Creating microservices or API-first applications
- Versioning APIs for backward compatibility
- Implementing token-based authentication (JWT, API keys)
- Adding rate limiting and throttling
- Configuring CORS for cross-origin requests
- Implementing pagination, filtering, and sorting
- Testing API endpoints with RSpec
</when-to-use>