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Demeine is a library supporting DDDD (Distributed Domain Drive Design).
Provide the base building blocks for implementing DDD in a distributed environment. This repository contains an implementation of a repository, as well as a base aggregate that domain specific aggregates can extend. The flow of action → command → event → state update is supported.
npm install demeine
This example uses TapeWORM with its default in memory partition.
// User.ts
export const USER_AGGREGATE_TYPE = 'user';
export interface UserState {
id: string;
name: string;
}
export class User extends Aggregate<UserState> {
constructor(commandSink?: CommandSink, eventHandler?: EventHandler, commandHandler?: CommandHandler) {
super(commandSink, eventHandler, commandHandler);
this._state = {
id: this.id,
name: ''
};
}
register(id: string, name: string) {
this.id = id;
return this._sink({
type: 'user.register.command',
payload: { id, name },
aggregateId: this.id
});
}
processChangeName(command: Command<UserState>) {
return this._apply(
{
type: 'location.name_changed.event',
payload: command.payload,
aggregateId:
this.id
},
true
);
}
applyNameChanged(event: Event<UserState>) {
this._state.name = event.payload.name;
}
}
// userFactory.ts
import { User, UserState, USER_AGGREGATE_TYPE } from './User';
export function userFactory(id: string) {
const user = new User();
user.id = id;
user._state = { id, name: '' };
user.type = USER_AGGREGATE_TYPE;
return user;
}
// index.ts
import { Aggregate, Repository } from 'demeine';
import TapeWorm from 'tapeworm';
import { User, USER_AGGREGATE_TYPE } from './User';
import { userFactory } from './userFactory';
const tapeWorm = new TapeWorm();
const partition = await tapeWorm.openPartition('my_partition');
const userRepository = new Repository<User>(partition, USER_AGGREGATE_TYPE, userFactory);
// Not found, name: ''
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
await user.register('123', 'Jeff');
await userRepository.save(user);
// Exists since save(user), name: 'Jeff'
const existingUser = await userRepository.findById('123');
Base class for aggregate classes representing domain concepts.
Remove the events created through calling the aggregate methods.
Is used in the save
method on the Repository in order to remove local events after they've been committed.
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
// Adds `user.registered.event` to uncommitted events
await user.register('123', 'Jeff');
// Removes the `registered` event
await user.clearUncommittedEvents();
await userRepository.save(user);
Creates a $stream.deleted.event
for the aggregate, which the persistence partition should handle by removing the
aggregate data.
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
await user.delete();
await userRepository.save(user);
// Should not exist anymore
const nonExistingUser = await userRepository.findById('123');
Retrieves the list of events created by calling aggregate methods. Prefer to use the async version, as this will throw if there are unprocessed commands.
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
await user.register('123', 'Jeff');
await user.registerEmail('jeff@21jumpstreet.us');
// [ Event { type: 'user.registered.event' }, Event { type: 'user.email.registered.event' }]
const events = user.getUncommittedEvents();
Retrieves the uncommitted events as soon as the processing queue is empty.
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
await user.register('123', 'Jeff');
await user.registerEmail('jeff@21jumpstreet.us');
// [ Event { type: 'user.registered.event' }, Event { type: 'user.email.registered.event' }]
const events = await user.getUncommittedEventsAsync();
Retrieves the version of the aggregate, including increments for the processed uncommitted events.
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
// -1, non existing
const initialVersion = user.getVersion();
await user.register('123', 'Jeff');
await user.registerEmail('jeff@21jumpstreet.us');
// 2, set to 0 for initial + 2 increments for the events
const newVersion = user.getVersion();
You will need to provide a Partition to the Repository.
Checks the concurrency strategy provided in the Repository constructor. Returns a Promise with a boolean stating whether
it should throw an error or not. Defaults to resolving false
if no concurrency strategy was provided.
Is used in the save
method on the Repository in order to throw a concurrency error when there's a version
mismatch.
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
const initialVersion = user.getVersion();
await user.register('123', 'Jeff');
await user.registerEmail('jeff@21jumpstreet.us');
// 2, set to 0 for initial + 2 increments for the events
const newVersion = user.getVersion();
Will look up an Aggregate in the Partition provided to the Repository by the aggregate's ID.
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
Will create a rehydrated aggregate by looking up the events for a stream, and processing them. Returns the rehydrated aggregate.
Requires the persistence partition to implement queryStreamWithSnapshot
.
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
Will look up a snapshot for the aggregate and Will create a rehydrated aggregate by looking up the events for a stream, and processing them. Returns the rehydrated aggregate.
Requires the persistence partition to implement loadSnapshot
& queryStream
.
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
Retrieves the committed (processed) events for the aggregate stream by the aggregate's ID.
// [{ type: 'user.registered.event' }. { type: 'user.email.registered.event' }]
const events = await userRepository.findEventsById('123');
Persists the aggregate including executed commands to the persistence partition.
// { id: '123', contact: [] }
const user = await userRepository.findById('123');
await user.registerEmail('jeff@21jumpstreet.us');
await userRepository.save(user);
// { id: '123', contact: [{ value: 'jeff@21jumpstreet.us', type: 'email' }] }
const updatedUser = await userRepository.findById('123');
FAQs
DDDD - Distributed Domain Driven Design
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