Architecture
===

This document outlines the high-level architecture and design for the project.

## Technology Stack

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    - **Ruby**: Primarily used for backend development.
    - **Ruby on Rails**: Web application framework for building the backend services.
    - **PostgreSQL**: Relational database for data storage.
    - **StimulusJS**: JavaScript framework for enhancing frontend interactivity.
    - **Amazon Web Services (AWS)**: Cloud platform for hosting and deploying the application.
    - **RDS**: Managed relational database service provided by AWS.

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- [STACK_NAME]: [REQUIREMENT_DESCRIPTION]
- [STACK_NAME]: [REQUIREMENT_DESCRIPTION]

## Structure

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```
|- app/
    |- controllers/       # Controllers for handling requests
    |- models/            # Data models
    |- views/             # View templates
|- lib/                 # Application-specific libraries
    |- domains/         # Domain-specific logic
        |- [DOMAIN_NAME]/  # Replace with actual domain names
            |- services/   # Domain services
            |- repositories/ # Data access layer
|- config/              # Configuration files
    |- routes.rb        # Application routes
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## [PATTERN_NAME]

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   ## Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)

   This project follows a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) pattern to promote modularity and scalability. Each domain is encapsulated within its own service, allowing for independent development and deployment.

   ```ruby
   # path: lib/domains/notification/services/send_email_service.rb
    module Domains
      module Notification
         module Services
            class SendEmailService
              def initialize(user, message)
                 @user = user
                 @message = message
              end

              def call
                 # Logic to send email
              end
            end
         end
      end
    end
   ```

   - Use `#call` method to execute the service.
   - Naming convention: `[Action]Service` for service classes.
   - Place services under `lib/domains/[DOMAIN_NAME]/services/`.
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