scaffold-mvp-domain

DDD domain scaffolding automates creation of a 4-layer MVP structure under app/{domain}/ with repositories, API clients, hooks, and components folders. This generates a ready-to-use TypeScript foundation aligned to domain-driven design patterns, eliminating manual folder setup and file templates.

The 4-layer MVP scaffold creates app/{domain}/ with _repositories/, _api-clients/, _hooks/, _components/, _types/ folders, plus __tests__ directories with example files. Each layer follows standardized TypeScript naming conventions for consistent module exports and interface definitions.

Yes. The scaffold applies the same 4-layer pattern across all domains you create, ensuring standardized folder structure, file naming, and interface patterns. This consistency makes it easier to onboard team members and maintain architecture across your MVP.

The scaffold creates templated TypeScript interfaces, DTOs, and type definitions aligned to the 4-layer pattern. These templates provide a starting point for domain entities, API contracts, and hook signatures that you customize for your specific domain requirements.

No explicit dependencies are required. The scaffold generates a standalone 4-layer domain structure ready to use immediately. You only need a Next.js app with an existing app/ directory where the new domain folder will be created.

The scaffold is designed for introducing new domains from scratch. For existing partial structures, you may need to manually integrate the generated layers or reorganize existing files to align with the 4-layer pattern.