domain-route-config

To reduce boilerplate for route registration, you can use a declarative configuration pattern. Defining routes with a DomainRouteConfig dataclass abstracts manual service extraction and wiring, replacing verbose code with maintainable declarations.

The best way to configure API-only or UI-only routes is using a declarative pattern that supports multiple configuration variants. A central register_domain_routes function can wire these specific domain setups without requiring custom boilerplate.

You set up multi-factory route configurations by defining the dependencies and factory setups in a declarative config object. Passing this configuration to a central registration function automatically handles the wiring for the multiple domain factories.

Yes, you can declare routes for activity domains without manual service extraction logic. A configuration-driven approach uses Python dataclasses to specify the route setup, which a central function processes to abstract away the boilerplate.

You should use declarative route registration instead of manual wiring when creating new domain route files and needing improved maintainability. This pattern is ideal when your application requires setting up standard, API-only, UI-only, or multi-factory routes.

Yes, domain route configuration supports wiring dependencies for multiple domain types. The pattern accommodates Activity Domains, API-only, UI-only, and multi-factory configurations, allowing you to declaratively specify service dependencies for each variant.