Simplifies project structuring using Domain-Driven Design principles, offering interfaces, classes, and an event bus for efficient component decoupling and clearer code organization.
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Explicit Architecture is a Kotlin Multiplatform library that makes it easier to structure a project by following the principles and concepts of DDD.
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Domain: The domain layer contains the business logic of the application. It is the heart of the application and contains the aggregate roots, entities, value objects, repositories and domain events.
Application: The application layer contains the application services and use cases that orchestrate the domain objects to perform the business logic. It is the entry point to the domain layer.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure layer contains the implementations of the repositories and other services that interact with frameworks. It is the driven part of the architecture.
Presentation: The presentation layer contains the components the users interact with to use the application. It is the driving part of the architecture.
Framework: The framework layer contains the implementations of the external frameworks and tools used in the application.
The library provides a set of interfaces and classes to structure a project following the principles. Extend your classes to make your code more explicit and easier to understand.
The library offers an event bus solution to decouple the components of the application. Built on top of coroutines, it allows you to publish and subscribe to events in a simple and efficient way.
Add explicitarchitecture to your build.gradle dependencies.
dependencies {
implementation 'io.github.giovanniandreuzza:explicitarchitecture:1.3.5'
}
The Nimbus Project demonstrates how to integrate and use ExplicitArchitecture in a project.
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