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@requence/event-sourcing

v1.0.3

Published

Event sourcing primitives — aggregate roots, projections, process managers, and event listeners

Readme

@requence/event-sourcing

A high-performance, type-safe event sourcing library for TypeScript.

Build resilient, auditable systems by storing every state change as an immutable event — then derive your current state by replaying them.

Features

  • Aggregate Roots — define your domain model with events, business rules, and commands using a fluent builder API.
  • Automatic Concurrency Control — aggregate root streams are automatically locked to prevent simultaneous edits and event stream version collisions.
  • Distributed Locking — use redisLock for multi-instance deployments to coordinate locks across processes via Redis.
  • Projections — build query-optimized read models from events, with full replay support.
  • Process Managers — coordinate workflows across multiple aggregates.
  • Event Listeners — react to events with lightweight, stateless side effects.
  • Storage Adapters — swap between an in-memory store (great for testing), PostgreSQL via Drizzle, or Redis.
  • Type-Safe Events — leverage Zod schemas and TypeScript for compile-time and runtime guarantees on every event shape.

Install

npm install @requence/event-sourcing zod

Quick Start

import { createAggregateRoot } from '@requence/event-sourcing'
import { createEventStore } from '@requence/event-sourcing/memory'

// 1. Define an aggregate root
const counter = createAggregateRoot('counter')
  .withInitialState({ count: 0 })
  .withEvents(({ z }) => ({
    Incremented: z.object({ amount: z.number() }),
  }))
  .withEventHandlers((state) => ({
    onIncremented({ payload }) {
      state.count += payload.amount
    },
  }))
  .withCommands((state, event) => ({
    increment(amount: number) {
      return event('Incremented', { amount })
    },
  }))

// 2. Create an event store with the aggregate root
const eventStore = createEventStore({
  aggregateRoots: [counter],
})

// 3. Build a read model with a projection
const totals = new Map<string, number>()

eventStore.createProjection('counter-totals').withEventHandlers({
  onIncremented({ streamId, payload }) {
    totals.set(streamId, (totals.get(streamId) ?? 0) + payload.amount)
  },
})

// 4. Execute commands on a new stream
const stream = await counter.newStream().increment(1).increment(5).settled()
console.log(totals.get(stream.streamId)) // 6

Storage Adapters

| Adapter | Import Path | Use Case | |---------|------------|----------| | In-Memory | @requence/event-sourcing/memory | Testing & prototyping | | PostgreSQL (Drizzle) | @requence/event-sourcing/drizzle/postgres | Production |

Documentation

Full documentation — including concept guides, a step-by-step tutorial, and API reference — is available at:

https://event-sourcing.docs.requence.cloud

License

MIT