sec-multi-monorepo-kotlin-scaffold

Scaffolding a Kotlin multi-module monorepo generates a structured layout with {MONOREPO}/{GROUP}-api and {GROUP}-core modules. It enforces standard Gradle Kotlin DSL conventions, module naming rules, and toolchain configurations to provide a repeatable skeleton for domain-driven projects.

The standard module layout for a domain-driven Kotlin monorepo separates API and core modules under a group directory. It includes an optional shared-libs root, enforcing consistent module naming and placeholder code organization to support rapid onboarding of new domains.

Yes, you can extend an existing Kotlin monorepo by adding new domain modules. The scaffold generates the repository skeleton, module includes, and placeholder placements required to integrate new {GROUP}-api and {GROUP}-core modules into your current project structure.

This monorepo scaffold meets specific toolchain requirements by enforcing Java 25 and Kotlin 2.3.x. It applies standard Gradle Kotlin DSL configurations to ensure your multi-module project aligns with the documented repository reference guidelines.

Yes, this Kotlin scaffold supports domain-driven design by providing a minimal, repeatable structure. It organizes code into {GROUP}-api and {GROUP}-core modules, promoting consistency across domains while applying standardized Gradle and Kotlin toolchain configurations.

To generate a new Kotlin monorepo structure, invoke the scaffold with your project name as an argument. This creates the multi-module layout, applies Gradle Kotlin DSL conventions, and sets up the required API and core modules automatically.