ircnelson/enjoy.cqrs
EnjoyCQRS is a CQRS and event sourcing framework that provides infrastructure for managing domain events, command dispatching, and aggregate state management. It supports pluggable event and snapshot storage, with specific implementations for MongoDB and in-memory stores, alongside a dependency injection integration for Autofac. The system also includes tools for handling event metadata, projections, and unit testing.
49.1
Weak · 3 August 2026
6k
lines of production code
C#
primary language
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bus factor · 5 authors in all
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measurements over time
How it got here
2016 · CQRS and Event Sourcing Architecture
This period focused on establishing a robust CQRS and event-sourcing foundation, introducing core abstractions for commands, events, and message buses. The work included implementing key features like aggregate snapshotting, event metadata, and asynchronous storage interfaces, while simultaneously building out comprehensive test coverage and CI/CD infrastructure to support the new architecture.
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2017 · MongoDB integration and projection support
This period focused on expanding the framework's storage capabilities by introducing MongoDB-based event and snapshot stores, alongside in-memory alternatives for testing. It also added support for CQRS projections, including an in-memory projector and MongoDB-specific projection readers and writers, accompanied by comprehensive unit and integration tests.
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