new-querylisted

# /new-query: Scaffold a New Query Create a complete, wired query from a table name. The user invokes this as: ``` /new-query items /new-query items id,name,status /new-query items id,name --param categoryId:string ``` Parse `$ARGUMENTS` to extract: - `$0` is the table name (required) - `$1` is a comma-separated column list (optional, defaults to `*`) - `--param name:type` sets an optional parameter for filtering ## Steps ### 1. Determine naming From the table name, derive: - **Query function name:** `get` + PascalCase(tableName) - **Query file:** `lib/queries/get-{kebab-case}.ts` - **Registry key:** camelCase(tableName) - **Query key factory name:** camelCase(tableName) ### 2. Add query key factory: `lib/query-keys.ts` Read the current file. Add a new entry to `queryKeys`. If no params: ```ts tableName: () => ["tableName"] as const, ``` If params: ```ts items: (categoryId?: string) => categoryId ? ["items", categoryId] as const : ["items"] as const, ``` ### 3. Create query function: `lib/queries/get-{name}.ts` ```ts import { createClient } from "@/lib/supabase/client"; export async function getItems(param?: string) { const supabase = createClient(); let query = supabase .from("items") .select("columns") .order("created_at", { ascending: false }); if (param) { query = query.eq("param_column", param); } const { data, error } = await query; if (error) throw error; return data; } ``` ### 4. Register in query registry: `lib/queries/i