SrujanX turns a structured schema into backend source code: models, data access, services and CRUD APIs. Security, documentation and deployment configuration depend on the stack, selected features and plan.
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No. The backend generation engine is deterministic and schema-driven. A natural-language requirement can be converted into a structured schema first; source generation then follows the schema and selected configuration.
Spring Boot, Node.js with Express, NestJS, Go with Gin, and Python with FastAPI. Supported databases are PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB. The Developer plan includes Spring Boot and Node.js; all five stacks are available from Pro / Startup.
You can download the generated project, inspect its source, add your business logic and run it in your own environment. Review configuration, credentials and application-specific tests before deployment.
Pro / Startup includes JWT authentication, RBAC, API documentation and Dockerfiles. Team adds caching and tracing. Agency Scale adds Kubernetes, Helm and CI/CD output; Enterprise On-Prem adds on-premise deployment and advanced security options. Features must also be selected in your configuration.
Generation time varies with schema size, stack and selected features. The generator shows progress while preparing your project. There is no fixed completion-time guarantee.
Agency Scale and Enterprise On-Prem support separate contract and implementation modules. The result is one deployable application, not an automatically distributed fleet of microservices.