V3 Core Implementation

To structure a TypeScript project with domain-driven design, this skill provides a scaffold enforcing bounded contexts, a shared kernel, and clear separation between domain, application, and infrastructure layers via dependency injection.

Enforcing architectural boundaries in a modular TypeScript codebase is achieved here through strict type safety, a dependency injection container, and separated clean architecture layers that prevent unauthorized cross-domain dependencies.

Dependency injection for a DDD core is set up using a pluggable DI container that wires SQL repositories and an in-memory domain event bus, allowing infrastructure components to be swapped without altering domain logic.

Yes, this clean architecture scaffold includes comprehensive test coverage designed specifically for the domain and application layers, ensuring strict type safety and validating the modular core features across multiple domains.

Bounded contexts and a shared kernel are needed when building modular core features across multiple domains, allowing independent domain logic while sharing common structural code through a centralized TypeScript kernel.