afenda-architecture

Monorepo dependency management requires enforcing layer isolation to prevent circularity. The AFENDA-NEXUS architecture uses a strict 4-layer structure—Configuration, Foundation, Domain Services, and Application—to dictate dependency flow and maintain package integrity.

New code placement depends on its architectural function within the 4-layer structure. Consult the package governance guidelines to determine if logic belongs in Configuration, Foundation, Domain Services, or Application layers to maintain proper dependency flow.

Resolving circular dependencies involves applying package splitting strategies to enforce layer isolation rules. The architecture provides specific validation mechanisms and anti-pattern strategies to break cycles and maintain structural integrity across packages.

Preventing anti-patterns requires following strict package governance guidelines for creating, naming, and structuring new packages. The 4-layer architecture enforces dependency rules and provides validation mechanisms to maintain architectural integrity.

Package splitting is needed when dependencies violate layer isolation rules or create circularity. The architecture offers strategies for splitting packages to resolve dependency issues and maintain the integrity of the 4-layer structure.

Yes, the AFENDA-NEXUS architecture enforces strict rules for inter-package dependencies. It uses a 4-layer structure with validation mechanisms to prevent circularity, address common anti-patterns, and maintain layer integrity across the monorepo.