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@theshelf/eventbroker

v0.0.3

Published

The event broker package provides a universal interaction layer with an actual event broker solution.

Readme

Event Broker | The Shelf

The event broker package provides a universal interaction layer with an actual event broker solution.

This package is based on a publish / subscribe model.

Installation

npm install @theshelf/eventbroker

Implementations

Currently, there is only one implementation:

  • Memory - non-persistent event broker based on the Node.js EventEmitter.

We have plans to add a Kafka implementation later on.

Configuration

The used implementation needs to be configured in the .env file.

EVENT_BROKER_IMPLEMENTATION="memory"

How to use

An instance of the configured event broker implementation can be imported for performing event operations.

import eventBroker from '@theshelf/eventbroker';

// Perform operations with the eventBroker instance

Operations

import eventBroker, { Publication, Subscription } from '@theshelf/eventbroker';

// Open connection
await eventBroker.connect();

// Close connection
await eventBroker.disconnect();

// Subscribe to an event
const subscription: Subscription = { channel: 'post', name: 'updated', handler: (postId: string) => { ... } };
await eventBroker.subscribe(subscription);

// Publish an event
const publication: Publication = { channel: 'post', name: 'updated', data: { postId: '123' } };
await eventBroker.publish(publication);

// Unsubscribe from an event
await eventBroker.unsubscribe(subscription);