sasa1977/boundary

Boundary is an Elixir library and tooling suite designed to enforce and visualize architectural module boundaries. It provides a declarative API for defining package dependencies and exports, enabling compile-time validation of cross-module calls and detection of circular dependencies. The system also includes Mix tasks for generating dependency graphs and documentation, allowing developers to inspect and visualize the structure of their applications.

The project underwent a significant architectural shift, renaming from 'Boundaries' to 'Boundary' and migrating from file-based configuration to a declarative, module-based approach using the `use Boundary` macro. This change integrated static analysis and dependency validation directly into the codebase, replacing external configuration files with explicit module definitions. The period also involved updating dependencies and refactoring the test infrastructure to support this new configuration model.

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This period focused on implementing the core compiler task to enforce module boundaries and introducing a suite of Mix tasks for dependency analysis and graph visualization. The work included adding extensive test coverage for these new features, ensuring the system correctly identifies and reports cross-boundary violations and generates accurate dependency graphs.

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