CRUD Generator
Generate full CRUD operations in seconds
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Does every new model in your project still cost you a day of create, read, update and delete code? A new model lands and you rebuild the same routes, the same validation rules and the same list view by hand. It is slow, repetitive and easy to get subtly wrong. CRUD Generator writes that whole layer from a plain description.
Short answer: CRUD Generator is a free AI tool that turns a written description of a resource into create, read, update and delete code, with validation, error handling and a short example showing how each handler is called.
What is CRUD Generator?
CRUD Generator is a code generation tool on EizTools that writes the four basic data operations for a resource you describe. You give the resource name, its fields and the rules those fields follow.
Nothing connects to a database and nothing runs. CRUD Generator reads your text and writes code back, so the description carries the whole job.
What Comes Back In One Generation
All four operations
Create, read, update and delete handlers built around the exact field list you gave.
Checks and failure paths
Include Error Handling is on by default, so input validation and the missing record case arrive with the code.
Examples and tests
Include Example Usage is on. Flip Generate Tests on as well and test cases come with the handlers.
How Does CRUD Generator Work?
One description and two settings decide what you get.
- Describe the resource: its name, its fields, and any rule a field has to obey.
- Pick a model from the selector, then open advanced options.
- Set Language, then Code Style. Production-Ready keeps the naming and error handling that Minimal strips out.
- Set Output to Code + Usage Example, or Code + Tests when you want coverage in the same pass.
- Press Generate, then Copy the result or download it as TXT.
Comment Level starts on Light Comments and the Detail Level slider at 60 percent. Push it higher for a resource with many fields.
Tip Put your naming rules in the Custom Instructions box once, for example plural table names and snake case columns. Every generation in that session follows them.
A Support Ticket Resource, Start To Finish
Here is a real prompt, short enough to type and exact enough to be useful.
Resource: support ticket
Fields: id, subject, body, status, priority, assigned_to, created_at
Rule: status is one of open, pending or closed
List view filters by status and sorts by newest firstLanguage set to PHP, Output set to Code + Usage Example. The result covered this much.
| Handler | What came back | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Create | Field validation, then the insert | Status accepts only your three values |
| List | Status filter, newest first, paged | Page size matches your app |
| Update | Partial update under the same rules | assigned_to points at real users |
Where You Still Have To Do The Work
What you get is a first draft, not a finished feature. Three things stay on you.
- Nothing was executed. The code has never been compiled or run against your data.
- Permissions are missing unless you ask. Say who may update or delete a record.
- Names are guesses. Table names, imports and base classes come from your wording, so they rarely match a large codebase first time.
Important Read the delete handler before you use it. A generated delete is usually a hard delete, and most production tables want a soft delete instead.
Each job here gets a dedicated tool rather than one chat box wearing many names, and every one of them is free on EizTools. No account is needed, and you pick which AI model runs your request from the selector on the page. If you are filling out a backend, the rest of the coding tools cover the neighbouring work, from schema design to debugging.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which languages can CRUD Generator write?
Whatever the Language dropdown is set to, PHP or Go included. Leave it blank and the tool decides from your description. Naming your framework in the prompt shapes the handlers more than the dropdown does.
Does it connect to my database?
No. It never reaches a database, a server or a repository. It reads the text you paste and writes code back, so every generated query still has to run on a copy first.
Can it write tests as well as the handlers?
Yes. Switch on the Generate Tests toggle, or set Output to Code + Tests. Both add test cases for the same operations, which is worth doing before anything reaches a shared branch.
Can it handle relationships between resources?
Only what you describe. Say that a ticket belongs to one project and has many comments, and the handlers respect that. Leave it out and you get four operations on one flat resource with no joins.
How much detail should the prompt carry?
Name every field and every rule that matters, then stop. A short, exact description of one resource gives a much better result than a long paragraph covering a whole application.
Repetitive code is where mistakes hide, because nobody reads the fifth copy of a create handler as carefully as the first. Write out one resource with its fields and its rules in the box above, then read what comes back with a reviewer's eye.
Sabir Bepari
Founder of EizTools and a passionate AI enthusiast dedicated to building practical, user-friendly AI tools that simplify everyday tasks.
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