wf-flutter-create-domain-method

Scaffolding a Flutter domain requires generating value objects, projections, repository contracts, and dependency injection wiring. This creates a domain-first structure that supports backend-driven UI and DTO to domain to projection flows for scalable feature architecture.

Domain-driven architecture in Flutter separates business logic into bounded aggregates with value objects and projections. You need it when a feature requires business logic or data handling not covered by existing domains, ensuring scalable and testable architecture.

Dependency injection wiring across feature-first boundaries is set up by connecting repository contracts and infrastructure mappers during domain creation. This ensures new domain aggregates are properly wired according to architectural principles for backend-driven data flows.

Yes, generating repository contracts and projections for a new Flutter module is part of domain scaffolding. The process produces these components alongside value objects and documentation to enforce domain boundaries and governance for the new feature.

The best way to structure a Flutter domain aggregate is using a domain-first approach with value objects, projections, and repository contracts. This supports backend-driven UI by enabling clean DTO to domain to projection data transformation flows.

This domain scaffolding approach applies when a Flutter feature requires business logic or data handling not covered by existing domains. It introduces new aggregates with full architectural rigor without disrupting existing feature-first boundaries.