# ADR NNNN: | Field | Value | |-------|-------| | Status | Draft / Under Review / Approved / Superseded by ADR NNNN / Deprecated | | Date | YYYY-MM-DD | | Owners | | | Participants | | | Related ADRs | NNNN (title), NNNN (title) | | Tags | architecture, , | --- ## Summary (Decision in One Sentence) Concise statement of the architectural decision. Avoid rationale here—just the what. ## Context & Problem Statement Describe the background and the problem this decision addresses. - Business drivers / user needs - Technical constraints (performance, security, scalability, compliance, legacy, regulatory) - Current pain points / gaps - Measurable goals / success criteria (e.g. reduce build time by 30%) ### Scope What is in scope and explicitly out of scope for this decision. ## Decision State the decision clearly (active voice). Include high-level approach or pattern selection, not implementation detail. ## Rationale Why this option was selected: - Alignment with strategic/technical direction - Trade-offs considered - Data, benchmarks, experiments, spikes - Impact on developer experience / velocity - Long-term maintainability & extensibility ## Alternatives Considered | Alternative | Summary | Pros | Cons | Reason Not Chosen | |-------------|---------|------|------|-------------------| | Option A | | | | | | Option B | | | | | | Option C | | | | | Add deeper detail below if needed: ### Option A – ### Option B – ### Option C – ## Consequences ### Positive - … ### Negative / Risks / Debt Introduced - … ### Neutral / Open Questions - … ## Implementation Plan High-level rollout strategy. Break into phases if applicable. 1. Phase 0 – Spike / Validation 2. Phase 1 – Foundation / Infrastructure 3. Phase 2 – Incremental Adoption / Migration 4. Phase 3 – Hardening / Optimization 5. Phase 4 – Decommission Legacy ### Tasks / Workstreams - Infra / tooling changes - Library additions (Nx generators, new libs under `libs/`) - Refactors / migrations - Testing strategy updates (Jest → Vitest, Signals adoption, etc.) - Documentation & onboarding materials ### Acceptance Criteria List objective criteria to mark implementation complete. ### Rollback Plan How to revert safely if outcomes are negative. ## Architectural Impact ### Nx / Monorepo Layout Describe changes to library boundaries, tags, dependency graph, affected projects. ### Module / Library Design New or modified public APIs (`src/index.ts` changes, path aliases additions to `tsconfig.base.json`). ### State Management Implications for Signals, NgRx, resource factories, persistence patterns (`withStorage`). ### Runtime & Performance Bundle size, lazy loading, code splitting, caching, SSR/hydration considerations. ### Security & Compliance AuthZ/AuthN, token handling, data residency, PII, secure storage. ### Observability & Logging Logging contexts (`@isa/core/logging`), metrics, tracing hooks. ### DX / Tooling Generators, lint rules, schematic updates, local dev flow. ## Detailed Design Elements (Optional deeper technical articulation.) - Sequence diagrams / component diagrams - Data flow / async flow - Error handling strategy - Concurrency / cancellation (e.g. `rxMethod` + `switchMap` usage) - Abstractions & extension points ## Code Examples ### Before ```ts // Previous approach (simplified) ``` ### After ```ts // New approach (simplified) ``` ### Migration Snippet ```ts // Example incremental migration pattern ``` ## Open Questions / Follow-Ups - Unresolved design clarifications - Dependent ADRs required - External approvals needed ## Decision Review & Revalidation When and how this ADR will be re-evaluated (date, trigger conditions, metrics thresholds). ## Status Log | Date | Change | Author | |------|--------|--------| | YYYY-MM-DD | Created (Draft) | | | YYYY-MM-DD | Approved | | | YYYY-MM-DD | Superseded by ADR NNNN | | ## References - Links to spike notes, benchmark results - External articles, standards, RFCs - Related code PRs / commits --- > Document updates MUST reference this ADR number in commit messages: `ADR-NNNN:` prefix. > Keep this document updated through all lifecycle stages.