domain-model-review

To detect anemic domain models and invariant violations, you need a domain model review that scans your Domain layer for weak aggregate designs, improper private setters, and missing enforcement logic. This analysis identifies anemic structures and reports violations with specific file paths and line references.

Reviewing domain-driven design quality involves evaluating aggregate integrity, value object immutability, and domain event placement. A dedicated DDD audit scans your Domain folders to enforce domain-centric patterns like factory methods and clear invariants, generating actionable blockers for any misplacement or design flaws found.

Checking if domain events are correctly raised from aggregates requires analyzing your Domain layer for event naming and placement. The review process identifies misplacement of events outside aggregate roots and verifies that domain events follow proper DDD patterns, providing actionable suggestions with exact file paths.

Yes, you can audit state machine transitions and Result pattern usage by analyzing your Domain layer. The review detects weak state machines and verifies Result pattern implementation, reporting findings with file paths and line references to ensure your domain-centric patterns are correctly enforced.

To run a deep-domain model review, you need to upload your Domain folder or an AggregateRoot subclass. This allows the scanner to analyze your codebase for DDD quality across aggregates, value objects, domain events, invariants, and state machines, generating actionable blockers.

A domain model review flags missing factory methods and public setters because they violate domain-centric patterns. Enforcing private setters and factory methods ensures aggregate integrity and value object immutability, preventing anemic domain models and maintaining strict invariants within your Domain layer.