migration-accelerator

Migrating a monolith controller to a microservice involves reading the existing controller and models, analyzing the business logic, and generating equivalent code across backend, service, model, events, and frontend layers. The process performs architectural transformations rather than simply copying files.

Yes, the tool specifically reads PHP Yii2 monolith controllers along with their models and views to analyze behavior. It then generates equivalent microservice code that aligns with your project's established patterns and conventions.

Porting a monolith feature generates equivalent microservice code across multiple layers, including backend controllers, services, models, events, and frontend controllers and views. It ensures the generated code adheres to your established microservice architecture.

Yes, you can use this for bulk feature migration by reading monolith code and generating the microservice equivalents. It is designed for porting individual controllers or migrating entire features from the monolith into distributed services.

No, the generated microservice code is not a direct copy of the monolith. The tool applies transformations to the business logic to ensure the output properly aligns with the project's specific microservice architecture and conventions.