Employing Domain driven design to building a Digital Health Application using Strapi and Next.js

[Gitarackur]

What is your article idea?

There are numerous articles on Strapi; however, they do not provide design principles or methodologies that can be leveraged to build scalable, strapi-dependent enterprise systems.
This tutorial will present an application on domain-driven design, a famous design pattern methodology in the development of a healthcare appointment application utilizing Strapi and Next.js.

What are the objectives of your article?

1. Introduction

   • Overview: What is domain-driven design?
   • Benefits of domain-driven design
   • Benefits of using Strapi

2. Setup

   • Setup the development environment (Node.js, pnpm, yarn).
   • Setup and configuration of a strapi project.
   • Setup of the frontend project

3. CMS architecture design

   • Create content types for
     • Users
     • Patients
     • Doctors
     • Appointment
   • Establish relationships between content types.
     • Appointment content relationships with patients
     • Appointment content relationships with doctors

4. Backend with Strapi

   • Create and model content types for users.
   • Set roles and permissions for users (patients, users).

5. Creating the frontend

   • Abstract business logic application into layers

     • Domain-specific (i.e., patient domain, doctor domain, appointment domain) layer
     • Application layer
     • Service layer (layer responsible for fetching data from Strapi)
     • View Layer (UI, Components Layer)

   • Authentication and authorization

   • Creation of an appointment by a patient.

   • Edit appointment by patient

   • View appointments made by patients.

   • Reject or accept an appointment by the doctor.

6. Advantages and disadvantages of utilizing the domain-driven design approach

7. Conclusion

What is your expertise as a developer or writer?

Advance

What type of post is this?

Tutorial

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[Gitarackur]

Hi @Theodore-Kelechukwu-Onyejiaku,
Please let me know if this topic is a good fit.

[Theodore-Kelechukwu-Onyejiaku]

Hi @Gitarackur ,

Thanks for your time. I am sorry we have something similar already: #1508

Also, we have contents on content design and modeling.