IvanRublev/Domo
Domo is an Elixir library that provides compile-time type safety and validation for domain models and Ecto changesets. It automatically generates type-ensuring functions to verify struct integrity and preconditions, ensuring data consistency before runtime. The system also integrates with Phoenix for hot-reload compatibility and offers benchmarking tools to compare performance against alternative validation approaches.
51.8
Adequate · 4 August 2026
6.7k
lines of production code
Elixir
primary language
1
bus factor · 6 authors in all
5
measurements over time
How it got here
2020 · Structural type enforcement and validation
The project introduced compile-time type ensurer generation and Ecto.Changeset validation to enforce structural type consistency and preconditions. This period focused on establishing a standardized code quality baseline and comprehensive test coverage for these new features, while removing legacy example applications.
7 changes
2021–2022 · compile-time type safety and example apps
The project shifted to generating type-ensuring functions at compile time, introducing a modular registry and dedicated compiler tasks to support Ecto and Phoenix hot-reload scenarios. This architectural change was accompanied by comprehensive test coverage and the creation of example applications to demonstrate the library's capabilities and performance.
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