Elixir Structure Manager

Elixir plugin to create an elixir application based on Clean Architecture following our best practices.

Install

HexDocs

mix archive.install hex elixir_structure_manager <version>

Tasks

mix help | grep "mix ca."
TaskDescription
mix ca.new.structureCreates a new clean architecture application.
mix ca.new.modelCreates a new model with empty properties
mix ca.new.usecaseCreates a new usecase
mix ca.new.daCreates a new driven adapter
mix ca.new.epCreates a new entry point
mix ca.apply.configApplies some project configuration

Task detail

mix <task> -h

Example

mix ca.new.structure -h
Creates a new Clean architecture scaffold
$ mix ca.new.structure [application_name]
$ mix ca.new.structure [application_name] --metrics --distillery
$ mix ca.new.structure [application_name] -m -d

Generate Project

The ca.new.structure task will generate a clean architecture structure in your project.

mix ca.new.structure <project-name>
mix ca.new.structure <project-name> --metrics --distillery
mix ca.new.structure <project-name> -m -d

The structure will look like this

app
├── config
├── config.exs
├── dev.exs
├── prod.exs
└── test.exs
├── lib
├── application.ex
├── config
├── app_config.ex
└── config_holder.ex
├── domain
├── behaviours
├── model
└── use_cases
├── infrastructure
├── driven_adapters
└── entry_points
├── api_rest.ex
└── health_check.ex
└── utils
├── certificates_admin.ex
├── custom_telemetry.ex
└── data_type_utils.ex
├── mix.exs
├── mix.lock
└── rel
├── config.exs
├── plugins
└── vm.args

Generate Model

Creates a new model for the clean architecture project

mix ca.new.model <model_name>
mix ca.new.model <model_name> --behaviour
mix ca.new.model <model_name> -b
mix ca.new.model <model_name> --behaviour-name <behaviour_name>
mix ca.new.model <model name> -n <behaviour_name>

This task will generate something like that:

domain
├── behaviours
└── model_behaviour.ex
└── model
└── model.ex

Generate Use Case

Creates a new usecase for the clean architecture project

mix ca.new.usecase <name_usecase>

This task will generate something like that:

domain
└── use_cases
└── use_case.ex

Generate Driven Adapter

Creates a new driven adapter for the clean architecture project.

mix ca.new.da --type <driven_adapter_name>

Type param options:

mix ca.new.da --type <driven_adapter_name> --name <my_adapter>
mix ca.new.da -t driven_adapter_name -n <my_adapter>

This task will generate something like that:

infrastructure
└── driven_adapters
└── rest_consumer
└── <name>
├── data
├── <name>_request.ex
└── <name>_response.ex
└── <name>_adapter.ex

Generate Entry Point

Creates a new driven adapter for the clean architecture project

mix ca.new.ep --type <entry_point_name>

Type param options:

mix ca.new.ep --type <entry_point_name> --name <my_entry_point>
mix ca.new.ep -t entry_point_name -n <my_entry_point>

This task will generate something like that:

infrastructure
└── entry_points
└── async_messages
└── async_message_handlers.ex

Apply a Project Configuration

Applies a configuration for the clean architecture project

mix ca.apply.config -t <config_type>

Type param options:

Metrics

This configuration type will instrument the application and their supporter adapters and entry points When the project is instrumented by passing the flag -m or by running this task every new adapter will be generated with instrumentation by default if supported.

The curren status of instrumentation

AdapterMetricsTraces
api_rest (default)
asynceventhandler
redis
asynceventbus
x aws (any request)
repository
restconsumer

Distillery

Creates distillery configuration for the clean architecture project.

It generates the next project files:

rel
├── plugins
| └── .gitignore
└── config.exs

It also injects the rel/config.exs file with the next config_providers for prod env

set config_providers: [{Distillery.Releases.Config.Providers.Elixir, ["${RELEASE_ROOT_DIR}/etc/config.exs"]}] # Use config file at runtime

Sonar

If you are using sonar, you can autogenerate the configuration files, these files will help you to:


Uninstall

Get version

mix archive
mix archive.uninstall elixir_structure_manager-<version>

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