clean-architecture-dotnet

To scaffold a Clean Architecture .NET project without MediatR, run the included init-project.ps1 or init-project.sh script. This bootstraps a complete four-layer CQRS solution using marker interfaces like ICommandHandler and IQueryHandler for convention-based wiring.

Enforcing Domain-Driven Design boundaries in .NET is achieved by scaffolding strict Domain, Application, Infrastructure, and API layers. This setup uses ArchUnit test templates and marker interfaces to validate architectural rules and prevent cross-layer dependencies from day one.

Yes, you can validate layered architecture in a .NET greenfield project using ArchUnit. This setup provides ArchUnit test templates and marker interfaces that automatically enforce layering rules and dependency directions across the Domain, Application, Infrastructure, and API layers.

Convention-based dependency injection for CQRS in .NET is set up by having the API layer inject ICommandHandler and IQueryHandler interfaces. The Infrastructure layer then automatically registers these handlers by name, eliminating manual DI configuration.

This Clean Architecture scaffolding is designed specifically for greenfield .NET projects. It applies a strict four-layer Domain-Driven Design structure with CQRS without MediatR, which is difficult to retrofit into existing codebases with established dependencies.

Implementing CQRS without MediatR in .NET uses custom marker interfaces like ICommandHandler and IQueryHandler for direct convention-based dependency injection. This approach provides full control over handler wiring and reduces external library dependencies within your Application layer.