architecture-rules

To enforce clean architecture layer boundaries, you verify dependency and import restrictions across project layers using static code analysis. This process identifies violations where core layers improperly depend on outer layers like data or presentation.

Dependency validation for software architecture is the process of checking import rules to ensure proper separation of concerns. It prevents core layers from depending on restricted layers, promoting best practices and reducing technical debt.

Yes, you can use static code analysis to check domain layer imports. The validation process applies pattern matching to identify architectural violations, ensuring your domain layer does not incorrectly import data or presentation modules.

The best way to prevent architecture violations is to automatically verify your codebase against defined layering standards. Applying dependency enforcement rules ensures correct import patterns and maintains clean separation across multi-module projects.

Yes, architecture validation works across multi-module projects. It applies layering standards universally to verify that dependency restrictions and import rules are maintained throughout the entire software codebase.