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To decompose the system, it is proposed to identify bounded business logic contexts and separate them into individual modules

Each module should be responsible for one related context and have a defined directory structure that determines the core layers

This package is built on top of nwidart/laravel-modules and generates the following module structure:

Domain - Domain layer

• Src
• Entity
• UseCase
• Repository
• Service

Application - Application layer

• Api
• Service
• Console
• Listener
• Provider

Infrastructure - Infrastructure layer

• Config
• Database
• Repository
• ReadModel

Presentation - Presentation layer

• Http
  • Controller
  • Request
  • Middleware

Testing

Installation

Require packages

composer require enfil/laravel-ddd-cqrs-modules codeception/codeception codeception/module-asserts codeception/module-phpbrowser

Publish the package's configuration

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Enfil\Laravel\DddCqrs\Modules\LaravelModulesServiceProvider"

Add this line to composer.json autoload

"autoload": {
  "psr-4": {
    ...
    "Modules\\": "modules/",
    ...
  }
},

Usage

As an example, let's take the Comments module for comments.

Let's assume that the list of main entities will be as follows:

• Comment
• Author

Module generation and CRUD

module:make-structure {MODULE_NAME} {ENTITY_NAMES*}

Let's call the command.

Creating a new module

php artisan module:make-structure Comments Comment Author

The command should generate the module structure, create the main entities, repository interfaces, read models, services, controllers, requests, configs, migrations, and one route

Now you can go to the endpoint http://localhost/comments/v1/ and see this message:

{"data":{"message":"Comment - module index"}}