TransformStream creates a readable/writable pair with processing logic in between. The transform() function executes on write, not on read. Processing of the transform happens eagerly as data arrives, regardless of whether any consumer is ready. This causes unnecessary work when consumers are slow, and the backpressure signaling between the two sides has gaps that can cause unbounded buffering under load. The expectation in the spec is that the producer of the data being transformed is paying attention to the writer.ready signal on the writable side of the transform but quite often producers just simply ignore it.
The image above shows a pair of modules, where the green one is the Business-Modules with a complex logic. Whenever it needs to invoke code external to itself (e.g. save an entity or send a message to a message bus), it exposes a public interface and invokes its methods instead. Thanks to that, it has no code dependencies (i.e. compile-time dependencies) on the Infrastructure-Module. The blue infra-module has the dependency on the Business-Module, because it implements the Business-Module’s interface. This module contains all the code related to database connectivity and RabbitMq handling. But it also bootstraps the Business-Module, for instance, it hooks up its classes as implementation of Business-Modules interfaces in the Dependency Injection container (DI/IoC container).
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