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Humanitarian ubiquitous language helper
Values could be limited to a certain amount of enumerated values Keep in mind that in some languages, those values are like tokens themselves, while in others they are just...
With a simple validation as a decorator for [attribute](https://mvcds.github.io/hubi/#attribute), it is possible to be sure of consistent values across the different domains using Hubi
Having default values exported would allow other code to reference them, making easy to not repeat writing code
Allow hubi to use decorators (from #106) which are not in this same repository. For instance, configuring a required string to have a max length of 30 digits in a...
The domain file guide states the following about [decorators](https://github.com/mvcds/hubi/blob/master/docs/domain-file-guide.md#decorators) > Each attribute type may have some decorators associated with it, enhancing how they are translated. But the only decorator in...
What about using [Yoman](http://yeoman.io/) or alike to scaffold [Translators](https://mvcds.github.io/hubi#translator)? **Though we should learn better what a Translator really does**
Arrays having arrays that have arrays filled with arrays should be okayish
Configuring [Sequelize](https://github.com/sequelize/sequelize) models is a nice MVP, but being able to generate migrations would be awesome
Being able to generate [GraphQL](https://graphql.org/) types automatically seems fun!
By adding a [PropType](https://www.npmjs.com/package/prop-types) [Translator](https://mvcds.github.io/hubi#translator), people would [React](https://reactjs.org/) nicely.