waku-py/waku

Waku is a Python application framework that provides a structured environment for building modular applications with a focus on dependency injection, messaging, and event sourcing. It offers a unified messaging bus supporting CQRS and pipeline behaviors, alongside a complete event sourcing system with aggregate and decider support. The framework emphasizes code quality through automated linting and type checking, and includes a robust extension system for managing application lifecycle and module initialization.

The project underwent a significant architectural shift by introducing the new Waku application framework and a simplified dependency injection system built on Dishka. This period focused on replacing legacy modular components with a structured development workflow, updated tooling, and comprehensive test coverage for the new validation rules.

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This period focused on introducing a robust dependency injection and module system, featuring a new ModuleRegistry, extension lifecycle hooks, and a validation framework for dependency accessibility. Comprehensive test coverage was added to verify the behavior of the DI framework, extension registry, and testing utilities.

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This period focused on implementing and testing two major new subsystems: an event sourcing framework with aggregate and decider support, and a unified messaging bus with explicit routing and pipeline behaviors. Comprehensive test suites were added for both domains, covering storage backends, projection runners, snapshotting, and message dispatching.

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