iktakahiro/dddpy

This system is a Python-based web application that implements Domain-Driven Design and Onion Architecture principles to manage a Todo list. It exposes a RESTful API for creating, reading, updating, and deleting todos, with a clear separation between domain logic, use cases, and infrastructure. The application uses FastAPI for the presentation layer, SQLAlchemy with SQLite for data persistence, and a centralized dependency injection system to wire components together.

This period marks the initial release and structural setup of a Python application based on Domain-Driven Design and Onion Architecture. The work involved establishing the core domain models, infrastructure layers for SQLite persistence, and the presentation layer using FastAPI and Pydantic. Additionally, the project configuration was modernized with updated dependencies and tooling.

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This period focused on implementing the Todo feature across the entire application stack, establishing the domain model, use cases, and SQLite persistence layer. The work introduced a complete CRUD interface for managing todos, supported by a centralized dependency injection system to wire the components together.

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