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@genesislcap/foundation-events

v14.214.4

Published

Genesis Foundation Events

Downloads

20,289

Readme

Genesis Foundation Events

foundation-events contains strongly typed event emitting utilities and interfaces.

export interface ZooEventDetail {
  animals: Animal[];
  location: string;
}

export type MyEventDetailMap = {
  'domain-foo': void; // < no detail
  'domain-bar': boolean; // < boolean detail
  'domain-zoo': ZooEventDetail; // < ZooEventDetail detail (more than one prop on details)
  'domain-zoo-animals': Animal[]; // array of Animals detail
  'domain-coo': number; // < number
}

Event naming

We need to come up with an event naming strategy that scales well, avoids clashing, and sets out well known system events for our micro frontends handle. Ideally these should be additive as we evolve to avoid breaking changes. For example a user will always login, logout, etc, and these should be the same across all apps and not need to change much. Payloads themselves may be more likely to change overtime, and we need to figure out how to deal with that.

Some notes on possible topic / event naming conventions. Note these show . delimiter but we'd probably use -

https://devshawn.com/blog/apache-kafka-topic-naming-conventions/

<data-center>.<domain>.<classification>.<description>.<version>
aws.analytics.fct.pageviews.0
azure.comms.fct.gps.0
dc1.identity.cdc.users.1
gcp.notifications.cmd.emails.3
gcp.notifications.sys.email-cache.0

Note: using version in the naming seems controversial, further reading required.

public.com.xeotek.sales.ecommerce.shoppingcarts
public.sales.ecommerce.shoppingcarts
private.risk.portfolio.analysis.loans.csvimport

As a phase of processing:

  org.ntent.addelivery.pageview-incoming
  org.ntent.addelivery.pageview-filtered
  org.ntent.addelivery.pageview-duplicate
  org.ntent.addelivery.pageview-clean

To separate "instances" of a particular kind of activity:

  org.ntent.addelivery.feedrequest-feed1
  org.ntent.addelivery.feedrequest-feed2
  org.ntent.addelivery.feedrequest-feed3

To denote the type of "statistic":

  org.ntent.addelivery.filterstats-knownoffender
  org.ntent.addelivery.filterstats-bot
  org.ntent.addelivery.filterstats-clickrate

Module Federation Details:

| Remote Name | Port | | --------------------- | ----- | | foundationEvents | 3060 |

lerna TypeScript

Installation

To enable this module in your application, follow the steps below.

  1. Add @genesislcap/foundation-events as a dependency in your package.json file. Whenever you change the dependencies of your project, ensure you run the $ npm run bootstrap command again. You can find more information in the package.json basics page.
{
  ...
  "dependencies": {
    ...
    "@genesislcap/foundation-events": "latest"
    ...
  },
  ...
}

API Docs

License

Note: this project provides front-end dependencies and uses licensed components listed in the next section; thus, licenses for those components are required during development. Contact Genesis Global for more details.

Licensed components

Genesis low-code platform