A Clojure foundation for CQRS/Event Sourcing.
We are using Rill in production but things are still in flux. Breaking changes to the API are likely, though we have every intention of making upgrades straightforward.
Documentation is missing for almost everything.
Note that this is a breaking update of clojure.java.jdbc; many functions have slightly different signatures!
Please note that we changed group-id and artifact-ids for the 0.2.0 release, where we also split up the old rill/rill artifact into its separate components.
[rill-event-sourcing/rill.event_store "0.2.3-RC1"] ; if you're talking to the bare event-store
[rill-event-sourcing/rill.handler "0.2.3-RC1"] ; pulls in the write side of CQRS
[rill-event-sourcing/rill.event_store.memory "0.2.3-RC1"] ; for development
[rill-event-sourcing/rill.temp_store "0.2.3-RC1"] ; for testing
[rill-event-sourcing/rill.event_store.psql "0.2.3-RC1"] ; to include postgres backend
[rill-event-sourcing/rill.event_store.psql "0.2.3-RC1"] ; to include mysql backend
[rill-event-sourcing/rill.event_channel "0.2.3-RC1"] ; for hooking up asynchronous read sideThe system of record in an Event Sourcing architecture; a collection of event streams with provisions for appending and retrieving events.
Rill provides two complete implementations of the EventStore protocol; an ephemeral, in-memory store for testing/development, and a durable implementation using Postgresql as a backing store.
Aggregate storage implemented on top of an EventStore. Aggregates are implemented as reductions of event streams.
Rill implements a fairly simple command -> repository -> aggregate -> events loop for evaluating commands and storing the resulting events in the event store. Synchronous event triggers are implemented with the provisional observers hook.
Rill provides mechanisms for defining message schemas and hooks for integrating messages with the command handler, event store and repository.
Event channels are core/async channels that provide “real time” views on event streams.