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@useoneauth/events

v1.0.0

Published

> Phase 5 — Event System. The durable, immutable event stream with audit and replay.

Downloads

333

Readme

@useoneauth/events

Phase 5 — Event System. The durable, immutable event stream with audit and replay.

Pure TypeScript. An append-only EventStore holds every event in a single globally ordered log; a durable EventBus implements the existing @useoneauth/events-core EventPublisher interface (persist-then-fan-out), so any service can be handed it in place of InMemoryEventBus and gain durability for free. EventReplayer rebuilds projections from history; AuditLogProjection is a worked example.

Install

// package.json
{ "dependencies": { "@useoneauth/events": "workspace:*" } }

Usage

import { EventBus, InMemoryEventStore, EventReplayer, AuditLogProjection } from "@useoneauth/events"

const store = new InMemoryEventStore()
const bus = new EventBus(store) // drop-in @useoneauth/events-core EventPublisher

const audit = new AuditLogProjection()
bus.subscribeStored("IDENTITY_CREATED", (e) => audit.handle(e))

await bus.publish({ type: "IDENTITY_CREATED", occurredAt: new Date(), payload: { identityId: "u1" } })
audit.list()
// [{ sequence: 1, type: "IDENTITY_CREATED", subjectId: "u1", summary: "IDENTITY_CREATED · subject=u1", ... }]

// Rebuild any projection from the immutable log:
const rebuilt = new AuditLogProjection()
await new EventReplayer(store).replay({}, (e) => rebuilt.handle(e))

Model

  • StoredEvent{ id, sequence, type, occurredAt, storedAt, subjectId, payload }. The store assigns the 1-based monotonic sequence; the bus assigns id, storedAt, and subjectId. Stored events are frozen (immutable).
  • EventStoreappend (rejects duplicate ids), getById, query (by type / subject / sinceSequence cursor / time / limit, ordered by sequence), count. Append-only: no update/delete.
  • EventBuspublish persists first, then fans out. subscribe(type, h) gets a DomainEvent; subscribeStored(type, h) gets the full StoredEvent (sequence + metadata) and may be async. Store-first, isolated delivery: a throwing subscriber never fails publish or blocks siblings — its error routes to onSubscriberError.
  • subjectResolver default: payload.subjectId ?? identityId ?? sessionId ?? id ?? null (overridable).
  • EventReplayerreplay(filter, handler) re-dispatches matching events in order.
  • AuditLogProjection — derives human-readable audit entries; rebuildable via replay.

Scope

No DB/HTTP/CLI; no per-aggregate streams or optimistic concurrency; no webhook dispatch. In-memory store behind the EventStore port; a Prisma adapter is deferred.

See ARCHITECTURE.md.