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@upcsoft/ddd

v0.1.8

Published

CLI tool for create template files and folders for vue according to DDD architecture

Readme

DDD Project Generator

A command-line tool to generate a Domain-Driven Design (DDD) project structure according to the principles teach the UPC(Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas). with predefined folders for i18n support and a docs folder for documentation

You can install it globally using npm

npm install -g @upcsoft/ddd

or locally with the cmd

npm install @upcsoft/ddd

also you can use npx to run it without installing

npx @upcsoft/ddd init domain-name1 domain-name2 ...

Usage

ddd init <domain-names...>
  • domain-names: List of domain names to create in the project structure.
  • --help | -h: Display help information about the command.
  • --version: Display the version of the tool.

Example output of the folder structure after running the command ddd init sales inventory

.
├── docs <-- documentation folder
│   ├── class-diagram.puml
│   └── user-stories.md
├── LICENSE.md <-- license file
├── README.md <-- readme file
└── src
    ├── inventory <-- domain folder
    │   ├── application
    │   ├── domain
    │   │   └── model
    │   │       └── name.entity.js <-- example entity file
    │   ├── infrastructure
    │   │   └── entity.assembler.js <-- example assembler file
    │   └── presentation
    │       └── components
    ├── locales <-- i18n folder
    │   ├── en.json <-- english translations
    │   └── es.json <-- spanish translations
    ├── sales <-- domain folder
    │   ├── application
    │   ├── domain
    │   │   └── model
    │   │       └── name.entity.js
    │   ├── infrastructure
    │   │   └── entity.assembler.js
    │   └── presentation
    │       └── components
    └── shared <-- shared domain folder
        ├── application
        ├── domain
        │   └── model
        ├── infrastructure
        └── presentation
            └── components
                └── layout.vue

Note: The cmd always creates a docs folder with a class diagram and a user stories template, a LICENSE.md file, a README.md file, and a src folder with the domain folders and a locales folder with en.json and es.json files. The shared domain folder is also always created inside the src.

Also if you forget the domain names you can run the following command inside your src directory

ddd create-domain <domain-names...>
or
ddd cd <domain-names...>