Architecture Analysis¶
Current vs Planned Structure¶
Domain Organization¶
Planned Structure (from backend-plan.md)¶
app/
├── domains/
│ ├── auth/
│ ├── users/
│ ├── permissions/
│ ├── files/
│ └── tenant/
├── core/
├── infrastructure/
└── shared/
Current Structure¶
backend/app/
├── api/
│ ├── routes/
│ └── deps.py
├── core/
├── models/
├── schemas/
├── services/
├── repositories/
└── utils/
Key Differences¶
- Domain Organization
- Planned: Domain-driven with self-contained modules
- Current: Traditional layered architecture
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Gap: Need to restructure to domain-focused organization
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Layer Separation
- Planned: Clear separation between API, Service, Domain, and Infrastructure layers
- Current: Has some layer separation but not fully aligned with DDD principles
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Gap: Need to better define boundaries between layers
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Multi-Tenant Architecture
- Planned: Comprehensive multi-tenant support with schema design
- Current: No visible multi-tenant implementation
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Gap: Need to implement tenant isolation and management
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Permission System
- Planned: Sophisticated RBAC with tenant-specific configurations
- Current: Basic role-based authentication
- Gap: Need to enhance permission system
Recommended Actions¶
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Structural Reorganization
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Layer Integration
- Each domain should encapsulate its own layers
- Clear interfaces between domains
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Shared infrastructure services
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Testing Alignment
- Reorganize tests to match domain structure
- Add specific test categories for each layer
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Implement tenant-aware testing
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Infrastructure Enhancements
- Implement tenant middleware
- Add schema routing logic
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Set up proper permission registry
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Documentation Updates
- Update API documentation to reflect domain structure
- Document cross-domain interactions
- Detail tenant isolation patterns
Implementation Priority¶
- Base domain structure reorganization
- Multi-tenant infrastructure setup
- Permission system enhancement
- Testing structure alignment
- Documentation updates
Migration Strategy¶
- Create new domain-based structure
- Gradually migrate existing components
- Implement infrastructure changes
- Update tests to match new structure
- Verify system integrity