peaa-evaluator

To identify enterprise architecture patterns and antipatterns in your codebase, provide a specific file or module path for analysis. The evaluator detects applicable PEAA patterns, surfaces governance gaps, and outputs a structured report with improvement suggestions.

Evaluating code against PEAA patterns for a specific domain layer requires providing the target file or directory path. The analysis enforces this defined scope, reading catalog references to detect patterns and antipatterns within that boundary.

Enterprise application architecture antipatterns are misapplications of structural design patterns. They are detected by analyzing code structure against loaded PEAA reference catalogs and antipattern mappings, producing a report with findings and locations.

Yes, you can analyze a single module for architecture governance gaps by providing its specific path. The evaluation operates on that defined scope, such as a data layer, to detect patterns and antipatterns without scanning the entire project.

The best way to find misapplied enterprise architecture patterns for targeted refactoring is analyzing the specified code scope against PEAA catalogs. This produces a structured report detailing present patterns, misapplications, and improvement suggestions.

The pattern analysis works by loading PEAA reference catalogs and antipattern mappings to evaluate the provided codebase structure. It uses these references to detect applicable patterns, misapplications, and antipatterns within the specified scope.