tsentials-entity

To implement soft deletion in a TypeScript DDD entity, use the createSoftDeletable() mixin to support isDeleted/isHardDeleted flags, deletedAt/deletedBy metadata, and restore semantics directly within your aggregate root methods.

To collect and raise domain events from a TypeScript entity, define events using a DomainEvent marker interface that includes an occurredOn timestamp, then queue them via the aggregate root's event collection for downstream publishing.

The best way to add soft delete and restore semantics to a TypeScript domain model is composing the createSoftDeletable() factory into your entity, which manages deletion state tracking and restoration logic consistently across aggregates.

Yes, you can use composition to build TypeScript entities by delegating createEntityBase() and createSoftDeletable() inside your class, exposing audit tracking, domain event collection, and soft-deletion behavior through delegated getters and methods.

No, you do not need external dependencies to manage DDD aggregate roots and domain events in TypeScript, as this functionality is provided through self-contained mixin-factory composition without any external library requirements.