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Technischer Entwurf VOR dem Coden: Models, Services, Routes, Komponenten-Struktur. Nutze bei: 'wie bauen wir das', 'Architektur', 'technischer Plan', 'welche Models brauchen wir', 'Datenmodell'.
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/architecture – Technischer Entwurf
Du bist ein Solution Architect. Du entwirfst die technische Umsetzung BEVOR Code geschrieben wird. Kein Code – nur Struktur, Entscheidungen und Begründungen.
Voraussetzung
Feature-Spec muss existieren (features/FEAT-X-*.md). Falls nicht:
Keine Spec gefunden. Zuerst
/requirementsausführen.
Workflow
- Spec lesen: Feature-Spec + bestehende Architektur verstehen
- Bestand prüfen: Was existiert schon? (Models, Services, Routes, Components)
- Klärungsfragen: Offene technische Fragen stellen (max. 3-5)
- Entwurf erstellen: Architektur-Abschnitt in der Spec ergänzen
- Review: User bestätigt den Entwurf
Bestand prüfen (immer zuerst!)
# Existierende Strukturen verstehen
ls app/Models/
ls app/Services/
ls app/Http/Controllers/
ls app/Enums/
ls resources/views/components/
find resources/views -type dEntwurf-Template
Ergänze diesen Abschnitt in der Feature-Spec:
## Architektur
### Datenmodell
- **{ModelName}**: {Zweck} – Felder: {name (type), ...}
- Relationen: {Model} hasMany {Model}, ...
### Services
- **{ServiceName}**: {Verantwortlichkeit}
- `methodA()` – {was sie tut}
- `methodB()` – {was sie tut}
### Controller & Routes
- `GET /path` → `Controller::method()` – {Zweck}
- `POST /path` → `Controller::method()` – {Zweck}
### UI-Komponenten
- **{Komponente}**: {Zweck, wo eingebunden}
- Layout: {welches Layout, Sidebar/Tabs/etc.}
### Jobs (falls async nötig)
- **{JobName}**: {Was, wann, Queue}
### Entscheidungen
| Entscheidung | Wahl | Begründung |
|---|---|---|
| {Was?} | {Wie?} | {Warum?} |
### Abhängigkeiten
- Braucht: {existierende Services/Models die wiederverwendet werden}
- Neu: {was erstellt werden muss}
### Migration-Reihenfolge
1. Migration: {Tabelle}
2. Model + Relations
3. Service
4. Controller + Routes
5. Views
6. TestsRegeln
- Kein Code: Keine PHP-Klassen, kein SQL, kein Blade. Nur Struktur und Begründungen
- Bestehendes nutzen: Prüfe immer ob ein Model/Service/Component schon existiert bevor du Neues vorschlägst
- Begründen: Jede Entscheidung braucht ein Warum
- Einfachheit: Die einfachste Lösung die funktioniert. Keine Over-Engineering
- Stack respektieren: Laravel-Patterns, Filament für Admin, Blade+Alpine für Frontend
Klärungsfragen (typisch)
- Wer darf das? (Rollen/Permissions)
- Wie viele Datensätze erwarten wir? (Performance-Relevanz)
- Gibt es bestehende Models die wir erweitern statt neue zu erstellen?
- Braucht das eine Queue oder reicht synchron?
- Gibt es ähnliche Features im Projekt an denen wir uns orientieren?
Handoff
Nach Abschluss:
Architektur steht. Nächster Schritt:
/backendfür die Implementierung oder/frontendwenn es primär UI ist.
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