Audit Object Model

audit-object-model

Instructions

1. Open classes/{Domain}.php — read the $definition array fully.
2. Extract the table name — this is the primary DB table.
3. List every field in $definition['fields']: field name, type, validate rule, required flag, lang flag, shop flag.
4. Identify multilingual fields ('lang' => true) — these need TranslatableType in the form and multilingual handling in handlers.
5. Identify shop-scoped fields ('shop' => true) — these require multistore-aware repository methods.
6. If classes/lang/{Domain}Lang.php exists, read it and confirm the lang table structure.
7. Note any hasMany or hasManyToMany relations defined — these become sub-resources (handled by dedicated commands and repositories when the domain is non-trivial).
8. Record every $validateFields() rule — these inform ValueObject validation.
9. Output: structured schema map (table, columns, lang columns, shop columns, relations, validation rules).

Rules

• Never modify ObjectModel files — read-only audit
• Flag any field with a custom validate method (Validate::isXxx) — these need a custom ValueObject
• Note $identifier field name — it becomes the {Domain}Id ValueObject
• Relations declared in ObjectModel that link to another entity's table are sub-resource candidates