implement-domain

Implement immutable Flutter domain entities and repository interfaces with Future<Result<T>>.

Updated Apr 1, 2026
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Skill: implement-domain
Source: https://github.com/andrelucassvt/CleanMacForDevsWeb/tree/main/.agents/skills/implement-domain
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/andrelucassvt/CleanMacForDevsWeb --skill implement-domain

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The Flutter domain layer (Entities and Repository Interfaces) provides a structured approach to model business concepts, enforce immutability, and define contracts between layers, enabling scalable, testable Flutter apps.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Immutable Entities with copyWith, equality, and hashCode.
  • Repository Interfaces using Future<Result<T>> with Entities (not Models) and no infra dependencies.
  • Clear domain structure under lib/domain/entities and lib/domain/interfaces for team consistency.
  • Use Case: define a new domain concept, model domain objects, and specify repository contracts.

Quick Start

Create the basic Flutter domain layer by adding immutable Entities under lib/domain/entities and Repository Interfaces under lib/domain/interfaces.

Frequently Asked Questions about implement-domain

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I structure a Flutter domain layer using Clean Architecture?

To structure a Flutter domain layer using Clean Architecture, define immutable Entities under lib/domain/entities and Repository Interfaces under lib/domain/interfaces to establish clear contracts between layers.

What is the best way to implement immutable entities in Flutter?

The best way to implement immutable entities in Flutter is by using the @immutable annotation alongside the copyWith method, while also overriding equality and hashCode for reliable state management.

How should I define repository interfaces in Flutter Clean Architecture?

Define repository interfaces in Flutter Clean Architecture by returning Future<Result<T>> with Entities rather than Models, ensuring the domain layer has no infrastructure dependencies.

When do I need a separate domain layer in my Flutter app?

You need a separate domain layer in your Flutter app when modeling a new business concept or defining a contract between layers, which provides a structured approach for scalable and testable applications.

What anti-patterns should I avoid when modeling Flutter domain objects?

When modeling Flutter domain objects, avoid anti-patterns like introducing infrastructure dependencies in repository interfaces or failing to use immutable Entities with copyWith, equality, and hashCode.

Does the Flutter domain layer require infrastructure dependencies for repository interfaces?

No, the Flutter domain layer requires zero infrastructure dependencies for repository interfaces, strictly utilizing Future<Result<T>> with Entities to maintain clean separation of concerns.