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@reventlessdev/reventless-aws

v3.0.0-alpha.197

Published

AWS adapters for Reventless

Readme

npm License: Apache-2.0 Docs

@reventlessdev/reventless-aws

⚠️ Alpha. APIs and on-disk formats can change without notice between releases. Pin exact versions and expect breaking changes.

The AWS adapter for Reventless — a spec-driven, event-sourced CQRS framework written in ReScript. This package binds the provider-agnostic components of @reventlessdev/reventless-core to concrete AWS resources and provisions them with Pulumi, so the same domain code deploys to AWS unchanged. It covers both deploy-time (infrastructure) and runtime (Lambda handlers).

What it provides

ReScript modules, consumed by adding the package to your rescript.json dependencies:

  • Platform — the AWS platform functor (Platform.Make() / Platform.MakeWithConfig({...})). Applying it wires up AWS builders once; your plugin functor then takes only the application-defined Spec, Behavior, and Mappings.
  • Component builders (Aggregate_Builder, ReadModel_Builder, Plugin, the slice builders, Task_Builder, Counter_Builder, Scheduler, …) — AWS-preconfigured versions of the core hierarchical components, including the Single / PerAggregate / Micro runtime layouts.
  • Adapters (src/adapter/) — the AWS implementation of each core adapter interface, one per component (EventLog, CommandTopic, EventTopic, EventCollector, QueryDb, Counter, ScheduledPublisher, Task, …).
  • util/ — AWS-resource helpers shared across adapters (DynamoDB, Lambda, SQS/SNS FIFO, S3, IAM, AppSync, Cognito, VPC, CloudWatch).

The adapters map core components onto AWS services:

| Core component | AWS resource | |---------------------------|-------------------------| | EventLog / QueryDb | DynamoDB | | CommandTopic / EventTopic | SQS (FIFO), SNS | | Runtime handlers | Lambda | | Task buckets | S3 | | Domain API | AppSync (GraphQL) |

Where it fits

reventless-aws is a storage/cloud adapter for the Reventless framework. reventless-core is provider-agnostic; you pair it with exactly one platform adapter at deploy time:

It also depends on reventless-postgres so a deployment can back its event logs with managed Postgres (RDS/Aurora) instead of DynamoDB, and on reventless-infra / reventless-spec for the shared infrastructure and specification types.

You normally obtain reventless-aws by scaffolding an app rather than installing it on its own.

Install

pnpm add @reventlessdev/reventless-aws

Then register it as a ReScript dependency in rescript.json:

{
  "dependencies": ["@reventlessdev/reventless-aws"]
}

Requires ReScript ^12.3.0 (peer dependency).

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License

Apache-2.0