THIS PROJECT IS ENTIRELY AI GENERATED AND IS HERE ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEMONSTRATING NOESIS ARCHITECTURE VISUALIZATION - PLEASE DO NOT USE ITS CONTENT IN PRODUCTION SYSTEMS!
A distributed e-commerce platform built using .NET 9 microservices architecture following Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles.
NoesisVision.DistShop/
├── src/
│ ├── Shared/
│ │ └── NoesisVision.DistShop.SharedKernel/ # Common domain patterns and abstractions
│ └── Services/
│ ├── Catalog/ # Product catalog service
│ ├── Inventory/ # Inventory management service
│ ├── Pricing/ # Pricing engine service
│ ├── Orders/ # Order management service
│ ├── OnlineShopping/ # Shopping cart and checkout service
│ ├── Payments/ # Payment processing service
│ ├── Shipment/ # Shipment tracking service
│ ├── Wholesale/ # Wholesale operations service
│ └── SearchEngine/ # Product search service
├── Directory.Build.props # Solution-wide build configuration
├── global.json # .NET SDK version specification
└── NoesisVision.DistShop.sln # Solution file
The NoesisVision.DistShop.SharedKernel project contains:
AggregateRoot- Base class for domain aggregates with domain event supportEntity- Base class for domain entities with identityValueObject- Base class for value objects with equality semanticsDomainException- Base exception class for domain-specific exceptions
IEvent- Base interface for all eventsICommand- Base interface for all commandsIQuery<TResult>- Base interface for all queries
IRepository<T>- Generic repository interface for aggregate rootsIUnitOfWork- Unit of work pattern interfaceIEventBus- Event bus abstraction for inter-service communication
InMemoryEventBus- Simple in-memory event bus implementation for demonstration
- Events: Use past tense with "Event" suffix (e.g.,
ProductAddedToCartEvent) - Commands: Use imperative with "Command" suffix (e.g.,
AddProductToCartCommand) - Queries: Use descriptive with "Query" suffix (e.g.,
GetCartQuery)
- Ensure you have .NET 9 SDK installed
- Clone the repository
- Run
dotnet buildto build the solution - Individual services will be implemented as separate projects within their respective folders
- Domain-Driven Design: Each service represents a bounded context
- Event-Driven Architecture: Services communicate through domain events
- CQRS: Clear separation between commands and queries
- Repository Pattern: Data access abstraction
- Dependency Injection: Loose coupling through DI container