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tarant

v3.1.47

Published

Actor model for reactive and scalable applications.

Downloads

205

Readme

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Tarant is a TypeScript/JavaScript library for building software using the actor system model. You can visit the home page for more information and a more complete quick start guide: https://tarant.js.org/

  • Actors are easy to reason about: An actor is the unit of state and logic of your application. They are transactional, so you don't need to handle state rollbacks in case of errors.
  • Actors improve performance: Asynchronous by default, every actor actual communication is non-blocking so slow actors will not block fast actors.
  • Actors are extensible: As actors are built on top of objects, actor classes can be inherited, composed and injected.

Features

Tarant implements a rich set of features that makes it suitable for building complex applications.

  • Actors are reliable because they are transactional. You don't need to bother yourself with error recovery.
  • Actors are performant, as they are pull-based and decoupled from other actors lifecycle.
  • Actors are easy to debug. All messages come with information about the sender and all the state information is saved in a time machine, for further debugging and navigation.
  • The Actor System has an event bus. Actors can subscribe, publish and request messages from any topic and subscriptions can be handled at any time.
  • The Actor System is highly extensive. You can add your own supervisor and materializers to add new features like implicit persistence or rendering of actors.

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Quick start

Creating your first actor system is easy and you don't need to understand everything that is happening under the hood. First you must install the package:

npm install tarant --save

Then create your first ActorSystem

let { Actor, ActorSystem } = require('tarant')
let system = ActorSystem.default()

And create your actor class:

class Ping extends Actor {
    ping() {
        console.log("PING")
    }
}

Then you only need to instantiate your actor and send messages to it:

let myPinger = system.actorOf(Ping, [])
myPinger.ping()

The application will continue running and processing messages until you stop the actor system:

system.free()

If you run the application you will see the following output:

PING

Contribution PRs Welcome Issues Welcome

PR and issues are always welcome as a quick way of contributing to the project. Remember to be polite, this is a open source project and ordinary requirements for PRs and issues are also a requirement.

If you want to be a long-term contributor and participate actively on the design of new features on the project, contact us! Check the package.json to see who you need to contact.

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