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Overview ¶
Package validation wires the validation domain — per-repository mapping checks against Slack and a git provider — into an fx module. This file is the only fx-aware part of the domain; the domain, application, and infrastructure layers stay framework-free.
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Variables ¶
var Module = fx.Module("validation", fx.Provide( fx.Annotate(infrastructure.NewSlackProbe, fx.As(new(domain.SlackChecker))), fx.Annotate(application.NewValidator, fx.As(new(domain.RepoValidator))), ), )
Module binds the validation ports to their implementations: the Slack probe adapter satisfies the SlackChecker port, and the application Validator satisfies the RepoValidator use-case port. The composition root supplies the external inputs the module cannot build itself — a *slack.Client for the probe, the MappingLookup port (the routing provider), and the provider-neutral HookProbe (the git-provider hook checker plus its URL suffix and required events).
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Types ¶
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Source Files
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Package application holds the validation use cases: the per-repository Validator and the entry runner that expands and validates mapping entries.
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Package application holds the validation use cases: the per-repository Validator and the entry runner that expands and validates mapping entries. |
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Package domain holds the validation domain's contracts: the ports that infrastructure adapters satisfy, the DTOs and enums that describe a validation run, and the constants that define what "valid" means.
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Package domain holds the validation domain's contracts: the ports that infrastructure adapters satisfy, the DTOs and enums that describe a validation run, and the constants that define what "valid" means. |
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Package infrastructure holds the validation adapters that satisfy the domain ports over real clients — today, a Slack probe over the platform Slack client.
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Package infrastructure holds the validation adapters that satisfy the domain ports over real clients — today, a Slack probe over the platform Slack client. |