yourwebmaker/cqrs.nu-php

This system is a web-based application for managing cafe operations, specifically focusing on the lifecycle of customer tabs and kitchen workflows. It allows waitstaff to open and close tabs, place and track food and drink orders, and enables kitchen staff to update the status of items as they are prepared and served. The architecture employs event sourcing to persist tab states and uses read models to synchronize real-time data for both the web interface and internal services.

Introduces a new base layout and specific templates for the web interface, enabling users to open and close tabs, place and track orders, and manage kitchen and waitstaff tasks. The new templates include a base layout with navigation, a home page showing open tables, forms for opening and closing tabs, an order placement interface, a status view for tracking item preparation and serving, and todo lists for chefs and waitstaff.

src/UserInterface/Web/Templates · high confidence

Introduced new domain events for the Tab aggregate, including TabOpened, TabClosed, FoodOrdered, FoodPrepared, FoodServed, DrinksOrdered, and DrinksServed, each implementing the SerializablePayload interface for serialization. Additionally, specific domain exceptions (e.g., TabNotOpen, FoodNotPrepared) were added to handle invalid state transitions within the Tab domain.

src/Domain/Tab/Events · high confidence

New read-model classes and query interfaces have been introduced to support displaying tab invoices, tab status (to serve, in preparation, served), and a chef's todo list. This enables the application to query and present current tab states and item statuses from the database, facilitating features like invoice generation and kitchen order tracking.

src/Application/Read · high confidence

The application is now configured to run on the Symfony framework, with the introduction of core bundles (FrameworkBundle, TwigBundle) and a preload script for production performance. Service definitions have been established to enable autowiring for the application's domain and controller classes, while explicitly wiring third-party dependencies like Doctrine DBAL and Tactician command bus via factories.

config · high confidence

The application now uses the Symfony framework as its core, introducing a new public entry point (index.php) that bootstraps the environment, configures trusted proxies/hosts, and handles HTTP requests through a Kernel. Additionally, a new stylesheet (style.css) is provided to support the frontend UI, including styles for the main container and open table display.

public · high confidence

The application is now fully configured for local and containerized development. Environment variables are managed via .env and .env.test files, including the database connection string. A Docker Compose setup is provided to run the PHP 8.2 application and a MySQL 5.7 database, with ports 8001 and 3307 exposed. A Makefile automates common tasks such as starting containers, installing dependencies, running tests, and checking code style. The project also includes a MIT license, a .gitignore file, and a README with installation and usage instructions.

(repo-wide) · high confidence

The application now exposes a set of new commands to manage a customer's tab and orders. Users can open a tab, place orders, and track the status of food and drinks through dedicated command handlers. The implementation uses string identifiers for the tab rather than a value object, and the handler coordinates repository persistence for open, order, serve, and close operations.

src/Application/Write · high confidence

Users can now open a tab, place orders for drinks and food, and track the status of each item (outstanding, prepared, or served) through a new domain model. The system enforces business rules such as preventing order placement on closed tabs, ensuring all items are served before closing, and validating payment amounts. This change implements the core tab management logic using EventSauce for state persistence.

src/Domain/Tab · high confidence

Added new controllers (Chef, Home, Tab, WaitStaff) that handle web requests for opening, ordering, marking items as served/prepared, and closing tabs. The TabController manages the full lifecycle of a tab (open, order, status, mark served, close), while the ChefController allows marking food as prepared. Static data for the menu and waitstaff is now provided via the StaticData class, and English/Portuguese translations are added for the UI.

src/UserInterface/Web/Controller · high confidence

The application now maintains denormalized read models for the chef's todo list and open tab status, enabling the UI to display pending food orders and the current state of each table (to-serve, in-preparation, or served). These new files implement the corresponding query and projector classes, allowing the system to track and display real-time kitchen and table information.

src/Infra/Read · high confidence

The application now introduces dedicated factory classes to instantiate core infrastructure components. A DoctrineFactory creates database connections, a TacticianFactory builds a command bus with a specific TabHandler, and a TabRepositoryFactory assembles an EventSourcing-based repository backed by Doctrine and dispatching to projectors. These changes shift how the application wires up its persistence and command handling mechanisms.

src/Infra/ServiceFactory · high confidence

A new bin/console script has been added to bootstrap the application using Symfony's Console and Framework bundles. This change introduces a dependency on Symfony components (framework-bundle, dotenv, console) and shifts the application's CLI entry point to use the Symfony kernel and application structure, enabling standard Symfony console commands and environment variable management.

bin · high confidence

The application now uses EventSauce to persist Tab aggregates. A new \TabRepositoryEventSauce\ class implements the \TabRepository\ interface, delegating save and retrieve operations to the underlying \AggregateRootRepository\. This change replaces previous persistence mechanisms with an event-sourcing approach for tab data.

src/Infra · high confidence

Adds the first database migration to create the default table schema, including tables for aggregate events, read models, and chef to-do items, alongside configuration files for the database connection and migration execution.

migrations · high confidence

The application now utilizes Symfony's Kernel class to manage the bootstrapping process, importing configuration and routing from the 'config' directory. This change establishes the foundational structure for the Symfony framework integration, enabling the use of Symfony's dependency injection container and routing system.

src · high confidence

Add tests for the Tab Invoice feature; Added functional tests for the complete tab workflow; Added test bootstrap for Symfony environment; Added unit tests for the Tab domain model.

The application's dependency manifest (composer.json) and lock file have been added, establishing a PHP 8.2 environment with Symfony 6.2 components (Framework, Console, Config, etc.), Doctrine (DBAL, Migrations, Annotations), Tactician, and PHPUnit 9.6. This provides the foundational libraries required to run the application.

(dependencies) · high confidence

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• Architecture 100 → 74 (-26.5)
• Maturity 45 → 37 (-7.7)
• Readiness 46 → 50 (+4.7)
• Security 59 → 82 (+22.9)
• Accessibility 68 (new)

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