module-scaffold

To generate a backend module, you provide a desired module name and an initial aggregate. The scaffolding tool then creates the Kotlin Spring Boot directory structure with domain, application, infrastructure, persistence, configuration, observability, migration, and test layers aligned to project architecture rules.

Spring Boot module scaffolding includes structured directories for domain logic, application services, infrastructure, persistence patterns, Flyway database migrations, configuration management, observability metrics, and comprehensive test structures to ensure architecture compliance before implementing business logic.

Yes, generating a new Spring Boot module automatically applies project conventions including RGPD annotations, authorization boundaries, integration events, idempotent listeners, and metrics setup to ensure the module complies with established architecture and data privacy requirements from the start.

Creating a new Kotlin module automatically sets up Flyway migration patterns and integration event structures. The scaffolding applies established project conventions for database versioning and event-driven communication, eliminating manual configuration errors during module initialization.

Yes, the module scaffold is specifically designed to align with established project Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) and module validation checklists. It generates a compliant module skeleton that satisfies requirements for authorization, RGPD handling, observability, and persistence patterns before any business logic is written.

The best way to eliminate manual component creation is using a module scaffolding generator. It produces a consistent, architecture-compliant module structure for Kotlin Spring Boot projects, automatically handling domain organization, persistence patterns, migrations, and operational documentation setup.