gen-service

Automated service generation from UseCase descriptions reads UseCase files, analyzes domain logic, and creates Kotlin application layer components like command services, query services, and event handlers. It parses domain files and port interfaces to determine required components automatically.

Domain-driven design analysis generates application layer components including command services, query services, creators, updaters, deleters, finders, event handlers, and repositories. It parses UseCase files to determine the required components and interfaces for the domain logic.

Yes, existing domain files and port interfaces are required to generate services. The tool analyzes these files to execute successfully, parsing UseCase descriptions to determine the necessary application layer components and their corresponding interfaces.

To generate command and query services from UseCase files, run the service generation skill with the path to the UseCase file. It analyzes domain logic and outputs full-fledged service components, allowing you to specify the output location and structure.

Yes, you can customize the output location and structure when generating service architecture components. The generation process allows users to specify where the created application layer components like creators, updaters, and finders are placed.

Automated service generation for UseCase analysis requires Kotlin and depends on properly structured domain files and port interfaces. It cannot execute successfully without analyzing these existing files to determine the required application layer components.