elysiajs-ddd-mongoose

Structure an ElysiaJS backend using distinct domain, application, and infrastructure layers. This approach models domains with entities and value objects, wiring application services to a MongoDB repository via Mongoose for scalable, maintainable APIs.

Organize Mongoose repositories as infrastructure adapters in a DDD architecture on Bun. This isolates data persistence from domain logic, keeping entities, value objects, and application use cases testable and independent of MongoDB implementation details.

Yes, ElysiaJS works with Mongoose and Bun for production-grade APIs. This setup provides a clean architecture with authentication scaffolding, password hashing, and a repository implementation fully compatible with the Bun runtime.

Domain-Driven Design prevents scattered business logic by encapsulating rules within rich entities, aggregates, and domain services. This structural isolation ensures consistent domain modeling and keeps backend APIs testable and evolvable.

Yes, this DDD ElysiaJS skill includes authentication scaffolding. It integrates Better Auth and provides password hashing directly within the architectural layers to secure MongoDB-backed APIs running on the Bun runtime.

You need value objects and aggregates in a MongoDB backend when enforcing rich business rules and maintaining strict consistency boundaries. Modeling domains with these DDD patterns prevents scattered logic and keeps application use cases cleanly separated from infrastructure adapters.