onion-architecture

Generating Rust DDD boilerplate for a new aggregate automatically creates code across domain, application, infrastructure, and API layers. This enforces strict separation of concerns and domain logic purity following onion architecture principles.

Auditing existing Rust code for onion architecture dependency violations checks the dependency flow between domain, application, infrastructure, and API layers. This ensures inner layers never depend on outer layers, identifying and fixing coupling issues automatically.

Yes, this DDD code generation works with Axum and SeaORM technical stacks. It generates CQRS-aligned persistence patterns and API handlers compatible with these frameworks, ensuring proper integration across the infrastructure and API layers.

The best way to add a new entity to an existing Rust domain without breaking layer boundaries is using end-to-end aggregate generation. This creates production-ready code across all four layers while enforcing strict separation of concerns and domain logic purity.

Your Rust DDD application has tight coupling and hard-to-maintain domain logic due to manual boilerplate that violates onion architecture layer dependency rules. Auditing the code ensures correct dependency direction where inner layers never depend on outer layers.