A comprehensive Domain Driven Design example with microservices and various tactical patterns.
Overview:
The Booking App is an example of a domain driven design project that focuses on enabling comprehensive and flexible booking of services. The domain model includes two contexts: the service provider and the client. The goal is to facilitate management for the company and provide mobility and satisfaction for the client throughout the booking process.
Features:
- Comprehensive and flexible booking of services
- Coherent system and tools for small and medium-sized companies in various industries
- Efficient use of company’s resources (employees, capital, accessibility)
- Exchange of necessary information and status changes in the booking process
- Reporting module for managers to track efficiency and resource usage
- Simple and quick registration for service recipients
- Ability to assess and compare the competitiveness of available services
Installation:
- Define environment variables for each site and add the following .env files to the repository.
- Launch the entire application with a single command.
- Employee context will run on localhost:3001 and client context will run on localhost:3002.
- To fully test both client applications, login is required for the employee context (no registration available) and registration is available for the client context using an email address.
Summary:
The Booking App is a domain driven design project that aims to provide comprehensive and flexible booking of services. It includes features such as efficient resource management, information exchange, and status changes in the booking process. The application can be easily installed and tested on localhost with separate client contexts for employees and clients.
