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Develops full-stack Dart backends using the Serverpod framework with PostgreSQL, Redis, and Docker. Use when building type-safe API endpoints, defining YAML data models, configuring Serverpod auth, writing server-side tests, running database migrations, deploying to Docker/AWS/GCP, or using Serverpod Mini for database-less BFF proxy endpoints.

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Serverpod Architecture & Development Guide

Overview

Serverpod splits projects into three modules: server, client, and shared. Models defined in .spy.yaml files generate type-safe Dart classes and database migrations via serverpod generate.


Process

High-Level Workflow

Phase 1: Research & Modeling

1.1 Understand Project Structure

Serverpod separates code into server, client, and shared modules. Endpoint logic lives in server; generated client code goes into client.

1.2 Define Data Models

Define database models using .spy.yaml files, then run serverpod generate to produce Dart classes and database migrations. Use explicit foreign key mappings for relational tables.


Phase 2: Implementation

2.1 Develop Endpoints

Implement business logic inside endpoint classes. Use session parameters for authentication context, built-in caching, and native JSON serialization.

2.2 Authentication & Caching

Use the serverpod_auth module for token-based authentication. Configure Redis for caching to reduce repeated database queries.

2.3 Database-less Backends (Serverpod Mini)

Use Serverpod Mini when you only need proxy/BFF endpoints without a PostgreSQL database.


Phase 3: Deployment

3.1 Docker & Production

Use docker-compose to orchestrate local and production environments. Configure environment variables for credentials and connection strings.


Reference Files

Documentation Library

Core Framework (Load First)

Schema and Logic (Load During Phase 1/2)

Security, Scaling & Testing (Load During Phase 2/3)

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  • separate code into server client and shared modules
  • define database models in spy.yaml files
  • run serverpod generate to produce migrations
  • use explicit foreign key mappings
  • implement business logic in endpoint classes
  • use serverpod_auth for authentication

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