ddd-check

Testing & Quality

DDD compliance check for Java projects. Incremental mode scans git diff changes — fast, pre-commit. Full mode audits every Java file — architecture review. Validates layer isolation, base class usage, naming conventions, dependency direction, and anti-patterns.

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DDD Compliance Check

Validate Java projects against Domain-Driven Design layer rules. Supports two modes:

Incremental (ddd-check, "check my changes") — scans only changed/new Java files via git diff
Full (ddd-check-full, "full audit") — audits every Java file in the project

DDD Layer Rules

Rules are in rules/ directory. Each file defines structural, naming, and dependency constraints for one layer:

Rule File	Layer
`rules/domain-layer.md`	Domain — aggregate, entity, value object, repository, domain service
`rules/application-layer.md`	Application — command/query services, executors, DTOs
`rules/adaptor-layer.md`	Adaptor — controllers, converters, gateways
`rules/infrastructure-layer.md`	Infrastructure — repository impls, PO, mapper, RPC clients
`rules/client-layer.md`	Client — public API DTOs, facades
`rules/model-layer.md`	Model — shared enums, constants, shared types
`rules/anti-patterns.md`	Anti-patterns — anemic model, service overuse, wrong dependencies

Reference docs in references/ are educational, not checked against code.

Workflow

Determine Mode

Ask user: "Incremental check or full audit?"

If user says "incremental", "check changes", "pre-commit", "my code" → Incremental mode. If user says "full", "audit", "architecture review", "entire project" → Full mode.

Default to incremental if unclear.

Incremental Mode

Find changed Java files:

git diff HEAD --name-only --diff-filter=ACMR | grep '\.java#x27;

If no Java files changed: "No Java files changed — nothing to check."
Classify each file by layer (match package path to layer name).
Read only the rule files matching changed layers + always anti-patterns.md.
Check each file: correct package → correct base class → naming conventions → forbidden imports → anti-patterns.
Report:

## DDD Check: {branch} → {n} files changed

### {FilePath}.java — {Layer}
🔴 CRITICAL: {problem}. {fix}.
🟡 HIGH: {problem}. {fix}.

### Summary
- {n} files checked, {x} violations (C: {a}, H: {b}, M: {c}, L: {d})

Full Mode

Discover all Java files:

find . -name "*.java" -not -path "*/target/*" -not -path "*/test/*" | sort

Load all 7 rule files + base-classes-reference.md.
Group files by layer. For each layer: package check → base class check → naming check → dependency check → structural check.
Cross-layer: verify dependency direction via import grep, detect anemic models, find empty layers.
Report with executive summary, per-layer tables, dependency graph, anti-patterns list, prioritized recommendations.

Severity

Level	Criteria
CRITICAL	Architecture violation — wrong layer dependency, missing base class, domain depends on infrastructure
HIGH	Rule violation — wrong naming, public identity setter, domain service with no behavior
MEDIUM	Convention deviation — anemic entity, missing Field wrapper, no JavaDoc on public API
LOW	Style — inconsistent formatting, missing @Override

Key Checks by Layer

Domain (MOST CRITICAL):

Aggregates extend BaseAggregate<ID>, entities extend BaseEntity<ID>, value objects extend BaseValue
setId() is protected, not public
No infrastructure imports (no Mapper, JPA, SQL)
Repository interfaces extend AggregateRepository<T, ID, Q>
External calls through GatewayI interfaces
Design patterns FORBIDDEN in domain (Strategy, Factory, etc.)

Application:

Cmd services extend ApplicationCmdService, Qry services extend ApplicationQueryService
Each use case has dedicated Executor

Infrastructure:

Repository impls in correct package, PO classes separate from domain objects

Client:

All DTOs extend BaseDTO, no domain classes exposed

Important

Reference specific rule sections when flagging violations (e.g. "domain-layer.md Section A.3")
Suggest exact fix, not just problem
Do NOT check unchanged files in incremental mode
Only report real problems — no "looks good" padding