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@jerni/core

v1.0.0

Published

Event sourcing library for JavaScript/TypeScript applications.

Readme

Jerni

Event sourcing library for JavaScript/TypeScript applications.

Installation

# From JSR (recommended)
bunx jsr add @jerni/jerni-3

# From npm
npm install @jerni/jerni-3

Usage

import { createJourney } from '@jerni/jerni-3';

// Create a journey with MongoDB store
const journey = createJourney({
  // Configuration options...
});

// Start the journey
await journey.start();

// Subscribe to events
journey.subscribe(async (event) => {
  // Handle events
});

// Clean up
await journey.stop();

CLI Usage

The package includes a CLI tool for running jerni:

# If installed from npm
npx jerni <journey-file>

# If installed from JSR, use the binary download flow
bunx jsr-exec @jerni/jerni-3 start-jerni <journey-file>

PUBLISHING

  1. First, create a new local branch prefixed with release/ followed by the version you want to publish. E.g. release/v0.10.4 to publish v0.10.4.

  2. Secondly, you need to bump the version in both jsr.json and package.json. There are scripts to help with this:

    • bun run bump-patch: run this to bump the patch version.
    • bun run bump-minor: run this to bump the minor version.
    • bun run bump-major: run this to bump the major version.
  3. Once the version is bumped, create a PR and get it merged. CI/CD will automatically build the package and publish it to both JSR and npm.

License

MIT