Active_event_store

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Rails Event Store in a more Rails way

Overview

Active Event Store is a comprehensive gem designed to streamline the integration of event sourcing within Ruby on Rails applications. By providing a straightforward wrapper over the Rails Event Store, it aims to enhance developer experience through conventions that reduce boilerplate code. This gem was created out of the need for a simpler yet powerful tool that caters specifically to Rails developers, allowing them to implement event-driven architecture without the steep learning curve typically associated with advanced event storage solutions.

With a focus on usability, Active Event Store promotes best practices for event management, making it accessible for developers of varying expertise. It comes with clear methods for defining, publishing, and subscribing to events, making event handling efficient and straightforward within your Rails applications.

Features

  • Rails Integration: Seamless integration with Ruby on Rails, leveraging familiar conventions and reducing complexity.
  • Event Definitions: Easily define events using classes, adhering to naming conventions that enhance clarity and maintainability.
  • Simplified Publishing: Publish events with a single method call after creating instances of event classes, streamlining the process of event storage.
  • Flexible Subscription: Subscribe to events with callable objects or classes, providing flexibility in how event handlers are implemented.
  • Automatic Event Registration: Events are registered automatically upon publication or subscription creation, minimizing manual overhead.
  • Testing Support: Test subscribers as standard Ruby objects, facilitating straightforward unit testing and ensuring event handling works as expected.
  • Async Subscribers: Support for asynchronous processing of events by leveraging Active Job, enhancing performance in event-driven applications.
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Ruby on Rails

Ruby on Rails, often referred to as Rails, is an open-source web application framework written in Ruby. Known for its convention over configuration and don't repeat yourself (DRY) principles, Rails simplifies and accelerates the development of database-backed web applications.