sm-domain-model

Document the Rails engine domain model by mapping core entities, associations, and table prefixes under the SourceMonitor namespace. This provides a clear model graph for onboarding developers, auditing model relationships, and aligning host app integrations with the engine's domain structure.

The SourceMonitor domain model graph maps core entities like Source, Item, FetchLog, and ImportSession, detailing their relationships and schema prefixes. It works by referencing code in app/models and lib to reduce ambiguity when extending the engine or integrating with host applications.

Align host app integrations with the Rails engine by reviewing the documented schema prefixes, validations, scopes, and associations of core entities. This ensures consistent data modelling and supports seamless extensions within the host application environment.

Yes, you can use SourceMonitor model details to audit relationships across core entities like ItemContent and ScrapeLog. The model graph documents associations, validations, and table mappings, enabling precise auditing of model relationships within the Rails engine namespace.

The best way to map core entities and associations in a Rails engine namespace is to generate a concise domain model summary. This maps entities like HealthCheckLog and LogEntry, detailing their relationships and table prefixes to support development and maintenance.

Host app integrations break when extending Rails engine model relationships due to ambiguity in schema prefixes, validations, and table mappings. Documenting the domain model graph clarifies these associations, ensuring consistent data modelling and preventing integration failures.