new-usecase

To scaffold a Go use case with TDD and clean architecture, this generator creates use case files, DTOs, and unit tests. It enforces dependency injection and statelessness within your specified domain context for maintainable application layers.

When creating a new use case in Go backend development, files for the use case logic, DTOs, and unit tests are generated. This structure enforces TDD principles by guiding you to write failing tests first before implementing the use case.

Yes, this use case generator enforces dependency injection for stateless components. It strictly adheres to clean architecture principles, ensuring your application layer components remain stateless and maintainable within your specified domain.

Using TDD for scaffolding application use cases in Go ensures adherence to clean architecture and maintainability. It guides you to write failing unit tests first, then implement the use case logic, promoting robust backend development practices.

Yes, you can generate a use case for a specific domain context in a Go backend. You specify the domain and use case name, and the tool scaffolds the appropriate Go files, DTOs, and unit tests within that domain context.