bx-bash-clean-architecture

Structure Bash scripts with clean architecture by separating functions into Domain, Application, and Adapter layers, enforcing strict inward dependencies to prevent mixed logic and I/O issues. This framework guides function placement and sets up ports for dependency inversion.

Refactor a monolithic Bash script by dividing it into Domain, Application, and Adapter layers with strict inward dependencies. Use function name parameters for dependency inversion to decouple components, making the script testable and maintainable.

Yes, you can implement dependency injection in Bash 4.3+ scripts by using function name parameters to decouple components. This approach sets up ports and enables dependency inversion within your shell scripting architecture.

Set up Bash script testing by organizing code into isolated architectural layers, allowing stubs and integration tests to target specific functions. This separation of concerns enables effective unit, stub, and integration testing strategies.

Applying clean architecture to small Bash scripts introduces unnecessary layering overhead, such as Domain, Application, and Adapter separation. This framework targets multi-file projects and monolithic scripts requiring long-term maintainability, not simple, short-lived scripts.