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About

The Complex Heart name stands from "Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software" Eric Evans Book. This project intends to provide a set of useful classes and tools to ease the adoption of Domain Driven Design into your project.

Domain Modeling: Aggregates, Entities and Value Objects

Complex Heart allows you to model your domain Aggregates, Entities, and Value Objects using a set of traits. Great, but why traits and not classes? Well, sometimes you have some kind of inheritance in your classes. Being forced to use a certain base class is too invasive and personally, I don't like it. By using a set of traits and interfaces you have all the functionality you need without compromising the essence of your own domain.

Let's see a very basic example:

To define a Value Object you only need to use the IsValueObject trait, this will allow you to use some functions like equals() that will automatically compare the value of the objects or initialize() that will allow you to run invariant validations against the object values. Optionally, and recommended, you can use the ValueObject interface.

The available traits are:

On top of those base traits Complex Heart provide ready to use compositions:

Service Bus: Commands, Queries and Events

The Service Bus integration contains some basic interfaces (ServiceBus, CommandBus, QueryBus, and EventBus) and classes to build on top of them.

Check this small example of the usage:

Check the wiki for more detailed examples.

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Requires php Version ^7.4|^8.0
ext-json Version *
ramsey/uuid Version ^4.1
nesbot/carbon Version ^2.40
illuminate/collections Version ^8.20
spatie/data-transfer-object Version ^2.6
lambdish/phunctional Version ^2.1
doctrine/instantiator Version ^1.4
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