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Hello everyone! I wanted to share a pet project I am working on in my free time: https://github.com/gacela-project/gacela
Totally framework agnostic. You can see some examples here too, and the website for all docs.
Gacela is not coming to replace Laravel or Symfony or any other major framework in the industry. Rather, its motivation is framework agnostic. This means, it's not coupled to any framework. You can still use Laravel; in fact here is an example of it https://github.com/gacela-project/laravel-gacela-example
Sorry for the misunderstanding then, the main goal of gacela is not to be coupled to your domain layer. You can check an example of a module within a Symfony project: https://github.com/gacela-project/symfony-gacela-example/tree/master/src/Product
Then sorry because I wasn't clear or the project itself is not clear enough. Maybe this other project using Gacela can help illustrating how it is connected to the infrastructure of the architecture: https://github.com/phel-lang/phel-lang/tree/master/src/php (check, for example, the modules Compiler or Run).