loom/loom-java

Loom is a Java-based framework that provides abstractions for event sourcing, message handling, and JSON serialization. It enables developers to manage domain events and commands through a structured event store and rehydration process, while offering pluggable strategies for type resolution and JSON processing. The system also supports distributed messaging via Azure Event Hubs, allowing for robust integration with cloud-based event streams.

This period covers the initial setup of the Loom project, establishing the Gradle build system and multi-module architecture. It includes the implementation of core abstractions for JSON processing and messaging, alongside the creation of corresponding unit tests and configuration files.

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This period focused on establishing the foundational abstractions for event sourcing and type resolution, introducing key interfaces like CommandExecutor, EventHandler, and Rehydrator. Concurrently, the codebase expanded its messaging capabilities by integrating Azure Event Hubs support and implementing type strategies for stream-based commands and events.

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