Add, change, or debug external API integrations, vendor SDK adapters, and bridges to legacy business workflows. Use when an Action or domain service needs an outer technical dependency.
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Put concrete external adapters in App\Infrastructure\Integrations, grouped by provider when useful. Legacy workflow bridges may live in App\Infrastructure\Legacy. Keep HTTP clients, SDK objects, transport failures, and provider-specific payloads at this boundary; translate them into consumer concepts.
A consumer in Domain or Application cannot depend on a concrete Infrastructure class. This boundary is a concrete reason for a contract:
App\Application\<Capability>\Contracts.App\Domain\<Capability>\Contracts.// App\Application\Orders\Contracts\PaymentGateway
interface PaymentGateway
{
public function refund(string $paymentReference, string $idempotencyKey): void;
}
// In a service provider's register() method:
$this->app->bind(
\App\Application\Orders\Contracts\PaymentGateway::class,
\App\Infrastructure\Integrations\Payments\ProviderPaymentGateway::class,
);
After OrderCancelled commits, a queued listener can invoke a refund Action that receives PaymentGateway. The adapter implements that interface and translates the provider response. Derive a stable idempotency key for a refund operation and use the provider's supported mechanism or an application deduplication strategy.
Do not inject SDK types into the contract or resolve concrete adapters from Actions through app(), strings, or custom facades. Do not create an interface for every helper inside Infrastructure.
Keep external calls outside database transactions where possible. A local rollback cannot reverse a remote refund; design retries and failure handling for the actual use case rather than treating the database transaction as distributed atomicity.
For migrated code using legacy business workflows, the same contract/adapter pattern applies. Direct Eloquent persistence is still allowed; it must not become a shortcut into legacy workflow orchestration.
Use events by default for asynchronous reactions. A scheduling contract is warranted only for a real infrastructure capability, not merely because a Job exists.
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Create, modify, or refactor application use cases into Laravel-native DDD Actions. Use for business operations such as placing or cancelling orders, extracting controller orchestration, and fixing use-case behavior.
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Create or change structured input for application use cases, including extracting HTTP request data for Actions invoked from controllers, jobs, or commands. Avoid DTOs for trivial scalar input.
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Create or refactor business calculations and rules spanning multiple domain objects when no single entity or value object naturally owns the behavior. Use when assessing a growing service class.
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