atomic-framework-data

You build a Cortex ORM model by defining entity fields and configuring validation rules. This generates a validated data structure with automatic field checks, ensuring domain requirements are met before processing.

The best way to handle domain-specific exceptions is to select the correct exception pattern for your use case. The framework provides structured error handling to manage validation failures and domain errors safely across data operations.

Exporting structured data to PDF, XLS, or CSV files requires following the framework's dedicated generation workflows. This produces formatted report files directly from your validated models and query results.

Cache drivers and transient helpers are needed when managing temporary data states or optimizing read performance. They provide backend storage mechanisms to cache frequent queries and handle short-lived domain values efficiently.

Yes, the Atomic framework supports enum-backed business values. You can define enums to represent fixed domain values, ensuring type safety and consistent validation across your Cortex ORM entities.

Model validation rules fail during data export when field configurations mismatch domain constraints. You must verify your validation rules against the entity definition to ensure safe usage patterns before generating PDF, XLS, or CSV outputs.