specx-add-core-use-case

To create a Specx core use case, you define a new class-based application use case under a core scope use_cases package, managing command and query inputs while adhering to code style standards. The process automates code generation for maintainability.

Transaction management in Specx use cases involves following specific rules for transaction ownership and managing database operations directly within the use case. This ensures database state consistency during command execution.

Writing unit tests for Specx core use cases involves following established test patterns and best practices provided during the creation process. This ensures the new use cases are maintainable and function correctly in isolation.

Yes, the approach supports refactoring existing Specx use cases by automating the modification of command and query inputs, transaction management, and unit test patterns. This maintains code adherence to Specx standards during structural changes.

You need to define command and query inputs for Specx use cases whenever you create a new class-based application use case under the core scope. This separation helps manage database operations and transaction ownership effectively.