Expose ArchUnit predicate resideInLayer #179
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rweisleder
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| * <pre> | ||
| * classes().that(resideInLayer(DomainLayer.class))... | ||
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| * classes().that(...).should(ArchCondition.from(resideInLayer(DomainLayer.class)))... |
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Unfortunately, we can't just add another method ArchCondition<JavaClass> resideInLayer(Class<? extends Annotation> annotation) to be able to write classes().should(resideInLayer(DomainLayer.class)). 🤔 Maybe you have a better idea?
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This resolves the initial requirement mentioned in #100.
I'm not sure, if we should also expose predicates for DDD types, like
types.that(areValueObjects()). If so, I'd create an additional PR.