Description
An implementation of an Event Store for Ruby and Rails. Comes with Active Record adapter.
This single repository hosts several gems.
Rails Event Store alternatives and similar gems
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Amoeba
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Waterfall
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Smart Init - Simple service objects in Ruby
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SuperModule
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Invokable
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dry-rb
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InfluxDB – Built for High-Performance Time Series Workloads
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README
Rails Event Store
Rails Event Store (RES) is a library for publishing, consuming, storing and retrieving events. It's your best companion for going with an event-driven architecture for your Rails application.
You can use it:
as your Publish-Subscribe bus to decouple core business logic from external concerns in Hexagonal style architectures as an alternative to ActiveRecord callbacks and Observers as a communication layer between loosely coupled components to react to published events synchronously or asynchronously to extract side-effects (notifications, metrics etc) from your controllers and services into event handlers to build an audit-log to create read-models to implement event-sourcing
Documentation
Documentation, tutorials and code samples are available at https://railseventstore.org.
Code status
This single repository hosts several gems and website with documentation — see the contribution guide.
We're aiming for 100% mutation coverage in this project. This is why:
- Why I want to introduce mutation testing to the rails_event_store gem
- Mutation testing and continuous integration
Whenever you fix a bug or add a new feature, we require that the coverage doesn't go down.
RailsEventStore gems
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| rails_event_store |  |
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| rails_event_store_active_record |  |
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| ruby_event_store |  |
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| ruby_event_store-browser |  |
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| ruby_event_store-rspec |  |
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| aggregate_root |  |
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Contributed gems
Unreleased contributed gems
| Name | CI |
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| ruby_event_store-newrelic |  |
| minitest-ruby_event_store |  |
| dres_rails |  |
| dres_client |  |
About
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