drn-domain-design

Type-safe entity identities in domain-driven design are implemented using SourceKnownId and SourceKnownEntityId patterns, which enforce strongly-typed identity generation and prevent common ID mapping errors across aggregate roots. You apply them by inheriting from SourceKnownEntity and annotating with an EntityType attribute.

Yes, EF Core configuration supports both attribute-first and Fluent API approaches while simultaneously managing domain events, auditing, and JSON-based model composition to ensure persistence conventions remain consistent across DRN projects.

Repository contracts and pagination standards are standardized by implementing opinionated DRN.Domain data access patterns, defining explicit repository interfaces and applying advanced query patterns to enforce consistent persistence conventions.

Yes, DTO mapping and public API integration standards are core requirements of the DRN domain design pattern, ensuring aggregate roots and domain entities can be cleanly serialized and exposed through external APIs.

SourceKnown IDs enforce type-safe identities for aggregate roots by typing each identifier to its specific entity, preventing cross-entity ID assignment errors that generic GUIDs or integers allow during domain modeling and EF Core data access.