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  # eva4j
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- A powerful Node.js CLI for generating Spring Boot projects with modular architecture that enables efficient monolith-first development with seamless transition to microservices.
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+ > **A powerful Node.js CLI for generating Spring Boot projects with modular architecture that enables efficient monolith-first development with seamless transition to microservices.**
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- ## 🚀 Objetivo
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+ [![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/eva4j.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/eva4j)
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+ [![License](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/eva4j.svg)](https://github.com/your-repo/eva4j/blob/main/LICENSE)
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+ [![Node Version](https://img.shields.io/node/v/eva4j.svg)](https://nodejs.org)
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- **Acelerar el proceso de desarrollo de aplicaciones Spring Boot** mediante la automatización de tareas repetitivas y la generación de código siguiendo las mejores prácticas de arquitectura limpia, CQRS y microservicios.
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+ ---
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+ ## 🚀 What is eva4j?
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+ **eva4j accelerates Spring Boot development** by automating repetitive tasks and generating production-ready code following industry best practices for Clean Architecture, CQRS, and Microservices.
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+ ### ⚡ Generate in Seconds, Not Hours
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+ ```bash
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+ # Create a complete project
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+ eva4j create my-ecommerce
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+ cd my-ecommerce
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+ # Add a module
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+ eva4j add module product
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- Eva4j elimina la complejidad inicial de configurar proyectos modulares, permitiendo a los desarrolladores enfocarse en la lógica de negocio desde el primer momento. Con comandos simples e interactivos, puedes:
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+ # Generate full CRUD from YAML
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+ eva4j g entities product
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+ # 🎉 Done! You have:
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+ # ✅ Domain entities with business logic
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+ # ✅ JPA repositories and mappers
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+ # ✅ CQRS commands and queries
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+ # ✅ REST API with pagination
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+ # ✅ Complete hexagonal architecture
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## 💎 Why eva4j?
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+ ### The Problem
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+ Building Spring Boot applications with proper architecture requires:
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+ - ❌ Hours setting up project structure
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+ - ❌ Repetitive code for CRUD operations
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+ - ❌ Manual wiring of layers (domain, application, infrastructure)
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+ - ❌ Complex microservices infrastructure from day one
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+ - ❌ Risk of architectural inconsistencies
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+ ### The Solution
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+ eva4j provides:
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+ - ✅ **Project in seconds** - Complete structure with one command
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+ - ✅ **YAML-driven development** - Define domain model, generate 90% of code
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+ - ✅ **Automatic layer wiring** - Domain, application, infrastructure pre-connected
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+ - ✅ **Modular monolith first** - Simple development, microservices ready
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+ - ✅ **Architectural consistency** - Same patterns across all modules
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- - **Crear proyectos completos** en segundos con toda la estructura arquitectónica definida
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- - 🎯 **Generar módulos de dominio** con capas hexagonales pre-configuradas
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- - 🔄 **Implementar CQRS** sin código repetitivo (commands, queries, handlers)
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- - 📦 **Agregar integraciones** (Kafka, HTTP clients) con configuración automática
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- - 🚢 **Extraer microservicios** de tu monolito cuando sea necesario, sin reescribir código
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+ ## 🎯 Key Benefits & Impact
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- ### 💡 Sin Infraestructura Compleja
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+ ### 1. **Massive Time Savings**
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- **Desarrollo simplificado:** No necesitas orquestar múltiples servicios, bases de datos distribuidas, ni configurar service mesh desde el día uno.
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+ | Task | Without eva4j | With eva4j | Time Saved |
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+ |------|---------------|------------|------------|
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+ | Project setup | 2-4 hours | 30 seconds | **99%** |
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+ | Module creation | 1-2 hours | 15 seconds | **99%** |
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+ | Entity + CRUD | 3-6 hours | 1 minute | **98%** |
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+ | HTTP integration | 1-2 hours | 30 seconds | **99%** |
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+ | Kafka setup | 2-3 hours | 30 seconds | **99%** |
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- - 📁 **Un solo repositorio** - todo tu código en un lugar
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- - 🖥️ **Un solo servidor** - despliega una aplicación en desarrollo para validar cambios
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- - 🐛 **Debug simple** - breakpoints que funcionan en todo el flujo
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- - ⚡ **Startup rápido** - segundos, no minutos
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- - 🧪 **Testing integrado** - prueba interacciones entre módulos sin Docker Compose
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+ **Total saved per module: 7-15 hours** Invest in business logic instead!
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- **Resultado:** Reduce días de configuración inicial a minutos, mantén consistencia arquitectónica en todo el proyecto, y escala desde desarrollo rápido hasta producción distribuida.
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+ ### 2. **Quality & Consistency**
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+ - ✅ **Clean/Hexagonal Architecture** - Enforced by design
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+ - ✅ **CQRS Pattern** - Write and read operations properly separated
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+ - ✅ **Domain-Driven Design** - Entities, Value Objects, Aggregates
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+ - ✅ **Best Practices** - Industry-standard patterns built-in
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+ - ✅ **No Architectural Drift** - All modules follow same structure
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+ ### 3. **Developer Experience**
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+ - ✅ **Simple Learning Curve** - YAML + CLI commands
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+ - ✅ **Interactive Prompts** - Guided project creation
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+ - ✅ **Clear Documentation** - Every command fully documented
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+ - ✅ **Rich Examples** - 10+ YAML examples included
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+ - ✅ **Fast Feedback** - Generate, run, test in seconds
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+ ### 4. **Pragmatic Microservices**
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+ #### Start Simple (Modular Monolith)
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+ - 📁 **Single repository** - All code in one place
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+ - 🖥️ **Single application** - Deploy and debug easily
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+ - 🐛 **Simple debugging** - Breakpoints work across modules
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+ - ⚡ **Fast startup** - Seconds, not minutes
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+ - 🧪 **Integrated testing** - Test module interactions without Docker
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+ #### Scale When Needed (Microservices)
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+ - 🚀 **Extract modules** - One command to microservice
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+ - 🔄 **Zero rewrite** - Same code structure
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+ - 📦 **Independent deployment** - Deploy modules separately
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+ - 🎯 **Gradual migration** - Extract only what you need
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+ - 🏗️ **Same architecture** - Familiar structure everywhere
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+ ---
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+ ## 🏆 Real-World Impact
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+ ### Typical Project Timeline Comparison
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+ **Traditional Approach:**
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+ Week 1-2: Project setup, architecture decisions
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+ Week 3-4: First module implementation
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+ Week 5-6: Second module, refactor patterns
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+ Week 7-8: Third module, stabilize architecture
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+ Week 9+: Business logic finally starts
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+ ```
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+ **With eva4j:**
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+ Day 1: Project setup, 3 modules created, CRUD working
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+ Week 1: Business logic implementation
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+ Week 2: Testing and refinement
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+ Week 3+: More features, not more infrastructure
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+ ```
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+ **Result: Ship in 1/3 of the time** while maintaining higher quality standards.
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+ ## 💡 Development Philosophy
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+ ### Without Complex Infrastructure
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+ You **don't need** from day one:
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+ - ❌ Multiple services running
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+ - ❌ Distributed databases
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+ - ❌ Service mesh
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+ - ❌ Complex orchestration
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+ - ❌ Microservices overhead
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+ Instead, you **get**:
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+ - ✅ **Single application** - Simple to develop and debug
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+ - ✅ **Module boundaries** - Enforced by Spring Modulith
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+ - ✅ **Clean architecture** - Ready for extraction
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+ - ✅ **Fast iteration** - Change multiple modules instantly
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+ - ✅ **Microservices ready** - Extract when business requires it
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+ ### Result
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+ **Reduce setup time from days to minutes**, maintain architectural consistency, and scale from rapid development to distributed production when actually needed.
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  ## 🎯 Philosophy: Modular Monolith to Microservices
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- ## 📚 Commands Reference
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+ ## 📚 Complete Documentation
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+ ### 📖 Command Reference
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+ All commands are fully documented with examples, use cases, and best practices:
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+ **[📑 Complete Commands Index](docs/commands/INDEX.md)** - Full documentation hub
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+ #### Quick Links to Most Used Commands
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+ | Command | Purpose | Documentation |
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+ | `create` | Create new project | [📖 CREATE.md](docs/commands/CREATE.md) |
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+ | `add module` | Add domain module | [📖 ADD_MODULE.md](docs/commands/ADD_MODULE.md) |
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+ | `g entities` | Generate from YAML | [📖 GENERATE_ENTITIES.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_ENTITIES.md) |
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+ | `g usecase` | Create use case | [📖 GENERATE_USECASE.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_USECASE.md) |
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+ | `g resource` | Generate REST API | [📖 GENERATE_RESOURCE.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_RESOURCE.md) |
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+ | `g http` | HTTP client | [📖 GENERATE_HTTP_EXCHANGE.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_HTTP_EXCHANGE.md) |
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+ | `g kafka-event` | Kafka events | [📖 GENERATE_KAFKA_EVENT.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_KAFKA_EVENT.md) |
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+ | `detach` | Extract microservice | [📖 DETACH.md](docs/commands/DETACH.md) |
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+ ### 📘 Additional Resources
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+ - **[DOMAIN_YAML_GUIDE.md](DOMAIN_YAML_GUIDE.md)** - Complete YAML syntax reference
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+ - **[QUICK_REFERENCE.md](QUICK_REFERENCE.md)** - Command cheat sheet
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+ - **[examples/](examples/)** - 10+ YAML examples for different scenarios
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+ ## 📚 Commands Documentation
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+ Eva4j provides a comprehensive set of commands for different stages of development. Each command has detailed documentation with examples and best practices.
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+ ### Core Commands
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+ | Command | Description | Documentation |
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+ | **create** | Create a new Spring Boot project with modular architecture | [📖 CREATE.md](docs/commands/CREATE.md) |
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+ | **add module** | Add a new domain module with hexagonal architecture | [📖 ADD_MODULE.md](docs/commands/ADD_MODULE.md) |
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+ | **detach** | Extract a module into an independent microservice | [📖 DETACH.md](docs/commands/DETACH.md) |
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+ ### Code Generation Commands
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+ | **generate entities** (g entities) | Generate complete domain model from YAML | [📖 GENERATE_ENTITIES.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_ENTITIES.md) |
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+ | **generate usecase** (g usecase) | Create CQRS commands or queries | [📖 GENERATE_USECASE.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_USECASE.md) |
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+ | **generate resource** (g resource) | Generate REST controller with CRUD endpoints | [📖 GENERATE_RESOURCE.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_RESOURCE.md) |
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+ | **generate record** (g record) | Create Java Record for DTOs | [📖 GENERATE_RECORD.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_RECORD.md) |
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+ ### Integration Commands
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+ | **generate http-exchange** (g http) | Create HTTP client with OpenFeign | [📖 GENERATE_HTTP_EXCHANGE.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_HTTP_EXCHANGE.md) |
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+ | **generate kafka-event** (g kafka-event) | Setup Kafka event publishing | [📖 GENERATE_KAFKA_EVENT.md](docs/commands/GENERATE_KAFKA_EVENT.md) |
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+ | **generate kafka-listener** (g kafka-listener) | Create Kafka event consumer | Coming soon |
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+ | **add kafka-client** | Add Kafka dependencies to module | Coming soon |
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+ ### Quick Start Example
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+ ```bash
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+ # 1. Create project
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+ eva4j create my-ecommerce
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+ cd my-ecommerce
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+ # 2. Start development services
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+ eva4j add module order
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+ eva4j add module customer
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+ # 4. Generate entities from YAML
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+ eva4j g entities product
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+ ```
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+ ### Command Aliases
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+ For faster development, most generate commands have short aliases:
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+ ```bash
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+ eva4j g entities <name> # generate entities
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+ eva4j g usecase <name> # generate usecase
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+ eva4j g resource <name> # generate resource
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+ eva4j g record <name> # generate record
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+ eva4j g http <name> # generate http-exchange
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+ eva4j g kafka-event <name> # generate kafka-event
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+ eva4j g kafka-listener <name> # generate kafka-listener
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+ ```
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+ ## 📖 Detailed Command Reference
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+ **[📖 Full Documentation](docs/commands/CREATE.md)**
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+ ### 2. `add module` - Add Domain Module
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+ Generates a complete module with:
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+ - ✅ Application layer (commands, queries, handlers, DTOs)
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+ - ✅ Infrastructure layer (JPA, REST controllers)
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+ - ✅ CQRS pattern ready
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+ - ✅ Spring Modulith boundaries validated
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+ **[📖 Full Documentation](docs/commands/ADD_MODULE.md)**
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+ ### 3. `generate entities` - Generate Domain Model
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+ - ✅ REST controller
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+ **[📖 Full Documentation](docs/commands/GENERATE_ENTITIES.md)**
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+ - **[generate usecase](docs/commands/GENERATE_USECASE.md)** - Create individual CQRS use cases
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+ - **[generate resource](docs/commands/GENERATE_RESOURCE.md)** - Generate REST controllers
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+ - **[generate record](docs/commands/GENERATE_RECORD.md)** - Create Java Records
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+ - **[generate http-exchange](docs/commands/GENERATE_HTTP_EXCHANGE.md)** - HTTP client integration
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+ - **[generate kafka-event](docs/commands/GENERATE_KAFKA_EVENT.md)** - Kafka event publishing
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+ - **[detach](docs/commands/DETACH.md)** - Extract module to microservice
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+ ## 🎯 Common Workflows
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+ ```
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+ ## 🎓 Additional Resources
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+ - **[DOMAIN_YAML_GUIDE.md](DOMAIN_YAML_GUIDE.md)** - Complete YAML syntax reference
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+ - **[QUICK_REFERENCE.md](QUICK_REFERENCE.md)** - Command cheat sheet
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+ - **[examples/](examples/)** - YAML examples for different scenarios
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