patchlevel/event-sourcing

This system is an event sourcing framework that manages aggregate state by recording and replaying domain events. It provides a complete infrastructure for building event-driven applications, featuring a command and query bus, a pluggable event store with criteria-based querying, and a subscription engine for processing events. The architecture supports advanced capabilities such as aggregate snapshotting, event upcasting, personal data encryption, and schema management, all backed by comprehensive testing and performance benchmarking.

This period focused on modernizing the codebase's core abstractions, introducing a metadata-driven system for aggregates and events, and replacing legacy infrastructure with a stream-based event store and queue-based event bus. Concurrently, the project significantly expanded its test coverage, adding comprehensive unit and integration tests for the new components and utilities.

46 changes

This period focused on a comprehensive overhaul of the subscription engine, introducing a new architecture with distinct engine implementations, status tracking, and database-backed persistence. Simultaneously, the codebase introduced a new message processing pipeline with header registries, translators, and serializers, alongside extensive unit and integration tests for these subsystems.

35 changes

This period focused on implementing a new CommandBus with automatic handler resolution and a fluent Lookup API for querying event streams. The work included adding corresponding handlers for aggregate operations, subscription cleanup mechanisms, and comprehensive unit and architecture tests to validate the new components.

9 changes

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