Model domain primitives and publish CloudEvent-compatible domain events via Dapr.
npx skills add https://github.com/tdcare/genies --skill ddd-usage
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ddd-usage Source: https://github.com/tdcare/genies/tree/main/.qoder/skills/ddd-usage Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tdcare/genies --skill ddd-usage
Genies DDD primitives provide a minimal, type-safe foundation for aggregates, domain events, and event publishing, simplifying domain modeling and ensuring consistent event delivery with an Outbox pattern.
Define an aggregate using #[derive(Aggregate)] and a domain event using #[derive(DomainEvent)], then publish events with the provided publish functions.
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You can model aggregates and domain events in Rust by deriving the Aggregate and DomainEvent traits, then using publish functions to emit CloudEvent-compatible messages for reliable microservice communication.
The Outbox pattern ensures reliable domain event delivery by persisting events locally before publishing them, preventing data inconsistency between aggregate state changes and event emission across distributed services.
You can send CloudEvent-compatible messages in Rust by using the publish and publishGenericDomainEvent functions, which provide seamless Dapr Pub/Sub integration for reliable event-driven architecture.
Yes, it requires the genies_ddd and genies_derive crates to define aggregates and domain events using provided traits and derive macros for ergonomic, type-safe domain modeling.
Using an Outbox-based delivery path with Dapr Pub/Sub integration ensures aggregate state changes and domain event publishing remain consistent across distributed microservices.
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