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@event-driven-platform/read-handler-resolver

v0.0.3

Published

ReadHandler resolution contracts for the event-driven platform read pipeline.

Readme

@event-driven-platform/read-handler-resolver

Defines the typed handler-resolution boundary for the stable Read pipeline.

Role

ReadHandlerResolver maps a Read to an explicit resolution outcome:

  • resolved with one or more typed handlers in deterministic order;
  • not-found when no handler set exists;
  • ambiguous when resolution cannot safely choose a deterministic handler set.
import type {
    ReadHandlerResolution,
    ReadHandlerResolver,
} from '@event-driven-platform/read-handler-resolver';

class AppReadHandlerResolver implements ReadHandlerResolver {
    public resolve<TRead extends AnyRead>(
        read: TRead,
    ): ReadHandlerResolution<TRead> {
        // Application-specific lookup/registration belongs here.
    }
}

The package intentionally does not prescribe a registry or dependency-injection mechanism. Applications may implement resolution in the form that fits their composition model while preserving the explicit outcome contract.

Public API

  • ReadHandlerResolver
  • ReadHandlerResolution

Architectural boundary

Resolver performs lookup/composition only. It does not execute handlers, traverse or populate caches, coordinate in-flight work, or implement Reader behavior.

A resolution may contain multiple ordered handlers, but the current Reader/source contract executes the first resolved handler; ReadHandler itself has no cache-like miss outcome and handlers are not treated as source fallbacks.

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