prooph/event-sourcing

This system is an event-sourcing library for PHP that provides a structured way to manage aggregate roots and their associated domain events. It offers core abstractions for tracking state changes, persisting events to a store, and reconstructing aggregates from their history. The library includes utilities for dependency injection, exception handling, and integration with event stores, all supported by comprehensive test coverage.

This period focused on establishing the core event-sourcing architecture, introducing key classes like AggregateRoot and AggregateChanged to manage state and domain events. The work included building integration components for event stores and providing a practical example to demonstrate the library's usage. Comprehensive unit tests were added to validate the new functionality.

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This period focused on introducing the new Aggregate namespace, which includes the AggregateRepository class for managing event-sourced aggregates with features like an identity map and configurable stream-per-aggregate behavior. The release also added supporting interfaces, exception types, and a container factory to facilitate dependency injection, accompanied by comprehensive test coverage for these new components.

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