dsl-kotlin provides Kotlin Multiplatform parsers for both ZDL and ZFL.

• ZDL is a Domain Specific Language (DSL) for Event-Driven Architectures. With Domain Driven Design principles built-in, it can be used to map the discoveries of an EventStorming session.
• ZFL is a flow language for modelling event-driven workflows, commands, outcomes, policies, and terminal flow states.

Both languages are designed to be developer-friendly, compact, and machine-readable so they can be parsed and converted into software artifacts such as:

• documentation
• diagrams
• API definitions like OpenAPI and AsyncAPI v2/v3
• backend implementations and tests

Usage:

• Java:

<dependency>
    <groupId>io.zenwave360.dsl</groupId>
    <artifactId>dsl-kotlin-jvm</artifactId>
    <version>${dsl-kotlin.version}</version>
</dependency>

String zdlContent = "...";
ZdlParser parser = new ZdlParser();
ZdlModel model = parser.parseModel(zdlContent);

String zflContent = "...";
ZflParser flowParser = new ZflParser();
ZflModel flowModel = flowParser.parseModel(zflContent);

NOTE: JVM version includes working ZdlParser and ZflParser implementations compiled from the Kotlin ANTLR4 target and also the Java target parser/lexer classes used by intellij-antlr-adapter.

• JavaScript/TypeScript:

NOTE: pending publishing to npm-registy

npm install @zenwave360/dsl

import { parseZdl } from '@zenwave360/dsl';
import { parseZfl } from '@zenwave360/dsl';

const zdlContent = "...";
const zdlModel = parseZdl(zdlContent);

const zflContent = "...";
const zflModel = parseZfl(zflContent);

• Further reading:

• ZDL Domain Language Reference
• ZFL Flow Language Reference
• ZenWave SDK
• ZenWave Editor for IntelliJ