Ahoo-Wang/Wow

This system is a comprehensive event-driven framework for building microservices, featuring a dual-layer architecture that manages both domain events and state events. It provides a robust command processing pipeline with built-in compensation logic for handling failures and retries, alongside a reactive query layer for efficient data retrieval. The framework includes a modernized React-based dashboard for monitoring and managing these states, supported by a configurable server that handles scheduling, webhooks, and Kubernetes deployment.

This period focused on modernizing the framework's core with a Kotlin-first approach, replacing Java reflection with Kotlin reflection and introducing new interfaces for ownership, space, and state management. The architecture was significantly refactored to support multi-tenancy, command result tracking, and state event handling, while also adding new storage backends like Redis, Elasticsearch, and ClickHouse.

148 changes

This period focused on introducing a comprehensive query API with fluent DSL support and refactoring the internal dispatcher and command handling architectures. Concurrently, the compensation dashboard was migrated from Angular to React, adding new features for managing failed executions and improving the overall testing coverage.

62 changes

This period focused on enhancing core performance through a new fast-path function invoker using MethodHandle optimization and establishing a comprehensive JMH benchmarking suite. Concurrently, the project significantly expanded test coverage by introducing contract tests for critical components like the command bus, event store, and function invokers, while also adding unit tests for scheduler and metadata handling.

25 changes

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