add-bounded-context

To scaffold a bounded context in Kotlin, this tool automates the creation of a multi-layer directory structure that follows DDD, Clean Architecture, and CQRS conventions. It builds presentation, application, domain, and infrastructure layers to enforce a consistent layout.

The best way to structure a CQRS bounded context is by enforcing a conventional layout across presentation, application, domain, and infrastructure layers. This approach directly separates Command and Query models within the generated module to maintain clean architecture boundaries.

Setting up a domain module directory structure for DDD involves creating a consistent multi-layer layout under your main Kotlin source path. This tool generates the required presentation, application, domain, and infrastructure folders automatically when starting a new module.

You do not need to manually configure naming conventions when adding a DDD bounded context. The scaffolding process enforces naming conventions for bounded context modules automatically, reducing manual setup errors and inconsistencies.

Yes, you can use this bounded context scaffolding for any new domain module. It provides a simple, repeatable starting point for common contexts like user, task, or order by applying a standardized directory structure across all architectural layers.

You need to generate a new bounded context with CQRS and Clean Architecture when starting a new domain module that requires a consistent multi-layer directory structure. This ensures proper separation of Command and Query models from the beginning of your project.