knucklesuganda/py_assimilator

Assimilator is a Python library that provides a unified, pattern-based interface for data access and event handling across multiple storage backends, including SQLAlchemy (PostgreSQL/MySQL), MongoDB, and Redis. It abstracts common database operations like CRUD, filtering, and transaction management through a consistent API, while also supporting reliable outbox patterns for event publishing. The system is designed to allow developers to switch between different database providers without changing application code, facilitated by a registry-based architecture.

This period focused on establishing the foundational architecture for the assimilator library, introducing core abstractions for database repositories, unit of work, and event handling. The work included implementing specific integrations for SQLAlchemy, Redis, and MongoDB, alongside internal in-memory implementations for testing and development.

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This period focused on expanding the framework's data access layer by adding support for Redis, MongoDB, and Kafka, alongside standardizing query specifications across all backends. The work introduced a unified pattern-based architecture for creating repositories and unit of work instances, enabling consistent interactions with diverse storage providers.

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