ContextMapper/context-mapper-dsl
This system is a Domain-Driven Design modeling tool that provides a comprehensive IDE and language server for editing, validating, and transforming domain models. It supports multiple DSLs, including a Context Mapping Language (CML) and a Tactic DDD language, enabling users to define architectural patterns and service configurations. The system offers extensive code generation capabilities, producing diagrams (PlantUML, Context Maps), API contracts (MDSL), and code templates (JHipster, Freemarker). Additionally, it facilitates architectural refactoring, allowing users to split, merge, and extract bounded contexts and aggregates directly within the editor.
51.4
Adequate · 4 August 2026
21k
lines of production code
Java
primary language
1
bus factor · 7 authors in all
4
measurements over time
How it got here
2018 · DSL and IDE expansion
This period focused on significantly expanding the Context Mapper platform by introducing new domain-specific languages for Tactic DDD and ServiceCutter configuration. The team also enhanced the Eclipse IDE integration, providing comprehensive support for editing, validation, and code generation across all DSLs, while standardizing the build system with Gradle and updating dependencies.
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2019–2024 · IDE and generator expansion
This period focused on significantly expanding the Context Mapper DSL's capabilities by introducing new code generators for MDSL, PlantUML, Sketch Miner, and Freemarker templates. The team also built out a comprehensive IDE integration, adding refactoring commands, quick-fixes, and hover support via the Language Server Protocol. Extensive test coverage was added to validate these new features and ensure the stability of the model resolution and serialization logic.
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