new-adapter
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Implement a port with a new infrastructure adapter (for example a database repository replacing the in-memory one) and wire it in the composition root. Use when the user wants Postgres, an HTTP client, a mailer, etc.
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- anthril/vibe-guardtheir own version, first seen Apr 4, 2026
- lbb00/ai-rules-synctheir own version, first seen Feb 6, 2026
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- lbb00/ai-rules-sync★ 37same name
- anthril/vibe-guard★ 2same name
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- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
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- new-moduleSkill
- new-use-caseSkill
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- Very specific: line 13
Read the port in domain/ports.ts.
- Very specific: line 24
Never import src/app or src/composition from an adapter.
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Files
New adapter
Location: src/modules/<module>/infrastructure/<adapter-name>.ts.
Steps
- Read the port in
domain/ports.ts. The adapter must satisfy it exactly; do not change the port to fit the technology. If the port really must change, change it test-first in the domain and update every adapter and fake. - Test first. Copy the contract tests from
infrastructure/in-memory-order-repository.test.ts(or equivalent) so the new adapter is held to the same behaviour: missing id returnsnull, save overwrites, list returns everything. Tests needing a real service (database, network) must be skippable and must not be required forpnpm testto pass. - Implement
class <AdapterName> implements <Port>. Take clients and config through the constructor; never readprocess.envinside the adapter. Map storage rows to domain objects (use the domain factory, not object literals, so invariants hold). - Export it from
infrastructure/index.ts. - Switch the wiring in
src/composition/<module>.ts(the only file allowed to import infrastructure). Read env vars and build clients there. - New npm dependency? Add it with
pnpm add; it is allowed in infrastructure and composition only, never in domain or application. - Run
pnpm check.
Rules
- Infrastructure contains no business rules (no pricing, no status checks). If you want to write an
ifabout the business, it belongs in the domain. - Never import
src/apporsrc/compositionfrom an adapter.
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