create-domain-event

To generate domain events and handlers in C#, this Skill creates event definition records and handler classes implementing the IDomainEventHandler interface. It streamlines service integrations and reduces boilerplate code for your event-driven architecture.

The best way to implement event-driven patterns for user management in a .NET application is by defining domain events as C# records and dispatching them through dedicated event handlers within your service methods to ensure consistency.

To dispatch a domain event from within a C# service method, you integrate the event dispatching mechanism directly into your service logic. This Skill provides examples of triggering events like UserCreatedEvent from inside your UserService.

Yes, the domain event generation approach adheres to DDD principles and standard C# patterns. It uses standard C# record types for events and ensures handlers implement the IDomainEvent interface for consistent event-driven design.

Yes, you can use this to set up an audit event handler for a newly created user. It generates a specific UserCreatedEvent and a corresponding UserAuditEventHandler ready to process the event for auditing and downstream processes.