Implement DDD aggregates with domain events and testing patterns in PHP.
npx skills add https://github.com/dairectiv/dairectiv --skill aggregate-root
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: aggregate-root Source: https://github.com/dairectiv/dairectiv/tree/main/.claude/skills/aggregate-root Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dairectiv/dairectiv --skill aggregate-root
This Skill guides developers to implement Domain-Driven Design aggregates with rich behavior, ensuring robust invariants, state transitions, and comprehensive tests.
Review the aggregate-root example and adapt its structure to your domain to create a new aggregate or modify an existing one, then implement tests following the guidance.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To implement DDD aggregates in PHP without an anemic domain model, encapsulate business logic within the aggregate root. This approach enforces invariants and state transitions directly inside the entity, preventing anemic designs.
Handling domain events and enforcing invariants in a PHP aggregate root requires emitting events upon state changes while guarding business rules. This encapsulates behavior and guarantees state transitions remain valid across the domain model.
The best way to test aggregate behavior and lifecycle in domain-driven design is applying exhaustive testing strategies. This includes verifying invariant enforcement, state transitions, and asserting that domain events are emitted correctly.
Yes, the domain-driven design pattern works for evolving existing PHP aggregates. It provides guidance for modifying current structures, handling new domain events, and writing comprehensive tests to ensure behavioral consistency.
You should not use a rich domain model for PHP aggregates when your application requires only simple CRUD operations without complex business logic, as enforcing invariants and domain events adds unnecessary architectural overhead.
FoxSilouGenerate .NET backend scaffolding for foundations, bounded contexts, or aggregates.
haxlysTransform event streams into read models for CQRS queries and analytics.
kurrent-ioVerify event-sourced aggregates with property-based testing and state exploration.
mokbhaiImplement CQRS with separate command and query models and bus dispatch.
