Welcome to Ecommerce DDD

This project is an experimental full-stack application I use to combine several cutting-edge technologies and architectural patterns.
Thanks for getting here! please give a ⭐ if you liked the project. It motivates me to keep improving it.

Architecture

The overall architecture is organized with Core, Crosscutting and Services.

Core

It defines all the building blocks and abstractions to be used on every underlying project.

Core.Infrastructure

It implements infrastructure matters to be used by microservices. Also, it centralizes third-party packages.

Crosscutting

It contains projects with logic needed to cross over the microservices, such as IdentityServer4 and API gateway.

Services

The microservices composing the back-end, are built to be as compact as possible, meaning they're structured to have not only the business logic related to the domain but also to expose it through a self-contained API.

It is structured with: Domain, Application, API, Infrastructure (when apply).

- Domain

This is where the business logic resides, with a structured implementation of the domain through aggregates, commands, value objects, domain services, repository definitions, and domain events.

- Application

It orchestrates the interactions between the external world and the domain to perform application tasks through use cases by handling commands and queries.

- Infrastructure

It acts as a supporting library for higher layers. It handles infrastructural matters and data persistence.

Presentation

A lightweight Angular-based SPA providing a functional and user-friendly UI.

Technologies used

• ASP.NET and C# 10 for cross-platform back-end with:
  • .NET 6
  • ASP.NET Core Minimal API
  • Ocelot
  • Marten
  • Postgres
  • Entity Framework Core 6
  • ASP.NET Core Identity
  • JWT Bearer Authentication
  • IdentityServer4
  • SignalR Core
  • MediatR
  • XUnit / Mock
  • Swagger
  • Kafka
  • Docker Compose
• Angular 13 and TypeScript for the front-end with:
  • NgBootstrap
  • Font Awesome
  • Toastr
  • Angular JWT

What do you need to run

Running the back-end

The project was designed to be easily run within docker containers, hence all you need is 1 command line to up everything. Make sure you have installed Docker and have fun!

• Download Docker: Docker Desktop with support for WLS 2

Using a terminal, run:

 $ docker-compose up

You can also set the docker-compose.dcproj as a Startup project on Visual Studio if you want to run it while debugging.

Running the Angular SPA

Using a terminal, navigate to EcommerceDDD.Spa and run for the following commands the node packages and serving the SPA on http://localhost:4200 respectively:

 $ npm install #first time only
 $ ng serve