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@lucaswxp/eventsource

v2.0.5

Published

Eventsource

Downloads

152

Readme

Producer side: new EventStore(rabbit, mysql, etc)

  • publish

send payload to {AggregateType}AggregateIds create/check exchange Product-{aggregateId} create/check all queues registered in redis with expiration of 30 seconds and with name Product-123123-523455-1232123-1231231-{servicename} send message to Product-{aggregateId}

Listener side: new EventStore(rabbit, mysql, redis, etc)

eventsouce.listen(Product, 'projections')

  • constructor:

append to eventsourceServices redis key {projectname, Product} if not exists assert ProductAggregateIds and start consuming

  • once message arrives at ProductAggregateIds

service will start consuming the Product-{id}-{thisService} if it is not already. Private method consume()

  • once message arrives at Product-{id}-{thisService}

will dispatch to all interested listeners once processed will register ack in the ack table with the eventId, service name, projection type and success 1|0

ProductAggregateIds ^ products (LISTEN) ^ ads (LISTEN) ^ api-legacy (LISTEN)

ProductServicesHealthChecks products > send ping ads > send ping

once here the system is "stable", we know which services are listening

send message 123123-523455-1232123-1231231 ^ assert exchange Product-123123-523455-1232123-1231231 with autodelete true ^ create all queues registered in health checks with expiration of 30 seconds and name Product-123123-523455-1232123-1231231-{servicename}

  • Queues that have not received anything within 5 will have its consumers deleted, and within 30 seconds the queue should have no consumers
  • Once all queues of a exchange have deleted, the exchange should auto delete

Interested services will consume the ProductAggregateIds queue

message received ^ once a message is received, the service will start consuming the Product-{id}-{service} if it is not already ^ once processed will register ack in the ack table with the eventId and service name ^ Users can bind only one time per aggregate type and projection type

ACKS eventId 12312312-31-231-23-123 service products type projections status ok|fail