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@danver97/event-sourcing

v3.0.1

Published

A javascript module developed to easily manage event sourcing.

Downloads

38

Readme

Event Sourcing

A javascript module developed to easily manage event sourcing.

It's compose of two sub-modules:

  • eventStore
  • eventBroker

The blueprint of the infrastructure is based on push notifications of the event store towards every event broker that must work as a persistent queue. Basically each new event that is stored in the event store, is published into each subscribed event broker.

New: Event Store transaction support!

Starting from v3.0.0 some major stability improvements were made.
A part from that it's great to announce transaction support for the supported Event Store implementations.

Now you case save multiple events belonging to the same or different event streams in a transactional way. For more information visit the dedicated documentation.

Event

Provide a base class of an event. Depending on the sub-module using it, it could be more specialized extending this as a base class.

For more information please visit Event.

Event Store

Provide common interface for manage an event store. Easily expandable, provides two implementations:

  • testdb: a basic implementation of an in-memory event store.
  • dynamodb: an event store implementation backed by AWS DynamoDB.

For more information please visit Event Store.

Event Broker

Provide a common interface for getting events from a event broker. Easily expandable, provides two implementations:

  • testbroker: a basic implementation of an in-memory event broker.
  • sqs: an event broker implementation backed by AWS SQS.

For more information please visit Event Broker.