altasoft/DomainPrimitives
This system is a .NET library and source generator framework for implementing domain primitives, which are strongly-typed value objects that enforce business rules and validation constraints. It provides a comprehensive infrastructure for defining these types, including automatic code generation, JSON/XML serialization support, and OpenAPI/Swagger integration. The library includes a set of pre-built domain primitives for common data formats and allows developers to create custom types with declarative attributes.
57.1
Adequate · 3 August 2026
4.6k
lines of production code
C#
primary language
1
bus factor · 5 authors in all
2
measurements over time
How it got here
2024 · Domain primitives implementation and tooling
The project established a comprehensive domain primitives library and its accompanying source generator, enabling automatic code generation for strongly-typed value objects. This period focused on implementing validation, serialization, and OpenAPI/Swagger integration for these primitives, supported by a robust test suite and example applications.
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2025–2026 · Domain primitives and OpenAPI integration
This period focused on expanding test coverage for domain primitives and serialization formats, while introducing OpenAPI schema transformers to automatically map these types to OpenAPI documentation. The work ensured that domain-specific types, including dates and strings, were properly validated, serialized, and documented.
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