@halcyon-agile/node-event-sourcing
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> Opinionated OOP based node.js event sourcing library inspired by laravel-event-sourcing
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NODE EVENT SOURCING
Opinionated OOP based node.js event sourcing library inspired by laravel-event-sourcing
Features
- [x] Reliable event publishing
- [x] Built for microservices
- [x] CQRS
Current Limitations
- Currently supports only DynamoDB as Event Store
- Currently supports only Kafka as Message Broker
Requirements
- Kafka
- DynamoDB
Concepts
AggregateRoot
Class that handles the business logic and stream of events of a specific item such as a single Product and Order.
- Events are created via AggregateRoot.createEvent method
- Events created are automatically published into Kafka topic via DynamoDB Stream (Production) or Polling (Dev)
Listener
Class that handles event after being fired
Projector
Class that handles the update to read table after event is fired
Getting Started
Configuration
process.env.KAFKA_BROKERS = "localhost:9092,localhost:9093"; // default: localhost:9092
process.env.KAFKA_GROUP_ID = "group"; // default: example-group
Creating Event
interface Item {
productId: string | null;
quantity: number;
}
export default class CartItemAdded {
event = "CartItemAdded";
payload: Item = {
productId: null,
quantity: 0,
};
constructor(payload: Item) {
this.payload = payload;
}
}
Creating AggregateRoot
import { AggregateRoot } from "@halcyon-agile/node-event-sourcing";
import CartItemAdded from "./Events/CartItemAdded";
interface Item {
productId: string;
quantity: number;
}
export default class CartAggregateRoot extends AggregateRoot {
public items: Item[] = [];
public snapshotIn = 0;
constructor() {
super();
}
public async addItemToCart(item: Item): Promise<void> {
await this.createEvent(new CartItemAdded(item));
}
public async applyCartItemAdded(item: Item): Promise<void> {
const existingItem = this.items.find((i) => i.productId === item.productId);
if (existingItem) {
existingItem.quantity = existingItem.quantity + item.quantity;
} else {
this.items.push(item);
}
}
public async applySnapshot(currentState: { items: Item[] }): Promise<void> {
this.items = currentState.items;
}
}
Creating Event Listener
import { Listener } from "@halcyon-agile/node-event-sourcing";
export default CartItemAddedListener implements Listener {
public async handle() {
// ...
}
}
Creating Projections
import { Projector } from "@halcyon-agile/node-event-sourcing";
export default class HotProductsProjector implements Projector {
public async onCartItemAdded() {
// ...
}
}
Running Event Listener
import { Runner } from "@halcyon-agile/node-event-sourcing";
import * as path from "path";
Runner.registerListeners([path.resolve("./Listeners/CartListener")]);
Runner.registerProjectors([path.resolve("./Projectors/HotProductsProjector")]);
Runner.run()
.then(() => {
console.log("Event Sourcing is running...");
})
.catch((error) => {
console.log(error.message);
});
Running the Event Publisher
Development
poll-publisher.js
const Publisher = require("@halcyon-agile/node-event-sourcing/Publisher");
Publisher.run();
node poll-publisher.js
Production
Upload the @halcyon-agile/node-event-sourcing/lambda-event-publisher.zip in AWS Lambda and use that lambda function as a DynamoDB stream source. Make sure that the Lambda connects to Kafka server.
Handling failures
Dead letter queue
Circuit breaker
Distributed circuit breaker
Handling transient failures
Immediate retry
Exponential Backoff
What does the business say about the failure?
If you can make it fail fast, do it instead of using exponential backoff or dead letter queues.
Replaying Events
replay-events.js
const Replay = require("@halcyon-agile/node-event-sourcing/ReplayEvents");
// Replay all events and use all existing projectors
Replay.run();
// Replay specific projectors and event
Replay.run(
[path.resolve("./Projectors/HotProductsProjector")],
["CartItemAdded"]
);
node replay-events.js
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