itswuanran/enode

Enode is an event-driven framework for building distributed systems using the Command and Event Sourcing patterns. It provides a unified infrastructure for asynchronous command processing, domain event handling, and message queue integration across multiple backends including Kafka, RabbitMQ, and Redis. The system supports various event stores such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and in-memory implementations, all configured via Spring Boot auto-configuration. The core domain and messaging layers have been modernized in Kotlin to support non-blocking, coroutine-based execution.

The project underwent a significant architectural shift, removing legacy Java command processing and MySQL-specific schemas in favor of a multi-backend, annotation-driven framework. This period focused on rewriting message queue integrations in Kotlin, introducing new core APIs and exception handling, and replacing old samples with a modernized bank-transfer example.

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The project underwent a comprehensive migration of its core subsystems—including commanding, domain, eventing, and messaging—to Kotlin, leveraging coroutines for asynchronous processing. This period also introduced extensive test coverage and configuration support for various event stores and message queues, alongside new in-memory and JDBC/PostgreSQL/MongoDB implementations.

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This period focused on migrating the framework's core domain and queue modules to Kotlin, introducing new abstractions for aggregate management and message handling. It also expanded the system's capabilities by adding support for multiple message brokers (AMQP, Ons, Pulsar, TCP, Redis) and implementing comprehensive metrics monitoring for observability.

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