Aett In-Memory provides the ability to store and retrieve events from an in-memory storage. This module should not be used for production. It is intended only for testsing.
To create an event stream to manage events, you will need to create a bucket, which will serve as the root storage.
The package also provides CommitStore and SnapshotStore classes that can be used to store and retrieve events. They
can be instantiated by providing a Postgres database connection and specifying the configured table name.
from aett.inmemory import CommitStore, SnapshotStore
commit_store = CommitStore()
snapshot_store = SnapshotStore()
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In-Memory persistence for aett event store
We found that aett-inmemory demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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