model-dsl

To generate a domain model in DSL format, you provide a model name and list fields with types and modifiers. The tool interactively guides you through naming and field definition, producing a ready-to-use DSL block.

DSL model definitions support modifiers including pk, fk, nullable, and default. The generation process enforces DSL syntax rules and validates field definitions to ensure correct semantic formatting.

The correct syntax for adding fields to a DSL model requires listing each field on a new line using the format <name> <type> [modifiers]. This ensures the generated DSL block is valid and properly formatted.

Yes, you can create relationships between entities by using the fk modifier when defining fields. The tool validates these field definitions and enforces DSL syntax rules to correctly map foreign key relationships.

DSL model generation enforces strict formatting rules, including strict indentation and valid field semantics. It validates all field definitions against DSL syntax rules before outputting a clean, correctly formatted DSL block.

Invalid field definitions in a generated domain model occur when the input does not follow the required <name> <type> [modifiers] format. The tool validates field definitions and enforces DSL syntax rules to prevent this.