Simple EventStore Manager Bundle

This is the official Symfony bundle for Simple EventStore Manager package.

Install Guide

Step 1: Include Simple EventStore Manager Bundle in your project with composer:

composer require mauretto78/simple-event-store-manager-bundle

Step 2: Setup your config.yml to configure your driver and connection parameters

Here is an example:

# Simple EventStore Manager
simple_event_store_manager:
    driver: 'mongo'
    api_format: 'yaml'
    parameters:
        host: 'localhost'
        username: ~
        password: ~
        database: 'eventstore_demo'
        port: '27017'
    return_type: 'array'   
    elastic:
        host: 'localhost'
        port: '9200'

• return_type is an optional parameter; you can choose between array or object to return aggregates
• api_format is an optional parameter; you can choose between json (default), xml or yaml
• elastic is an optional parameter; you can send your events to a Elastic server

Please refer to Simple EventStore Manager page for more details.

Step 3: Setup your AppKernel.php by adding the Simple EventStore Manager Bundle

// ..
$bundles[] = new SimpleEventStoreManager\Bundle\SimpleEventStoreManagerBundle();

Step 4: Setup yor routing.yml

Add these lines at the bottom of your routing.yml file:

_simple_event_store_manager:
    resource: '@SimpleEventStoreManagerBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml'

Usage Guide

You can use EventsManager in your Controllers:

// ..

$manager = $this->container->get('simple_event_store_manager');
$eventManager = $manager->getEventMananger();

// store events in an aggregate
$eventManager->storeEvents(
    'name-of-your-aggregate',
    [
        ...
    ]
);

// get event streams
$eventQuery = $eventStoreManager->getEventQuery();

$stream = $eventQuery->fromAggregate('Your aggregate');
foreach ($stream as $event){
    // ..
}

Or inject it into your services and classes:

services:
     # ...

     AppBundle\Your\Service:
         arguments: ['@simple_event_store_manager']
         

Please refer to official documentation of Simple EventStore Manager for basic usage of this Library.

API support

An API endpoint is automatically exposed to /_events/{aggregate}/{page} route; it will automatically paged with 25 records per page.

When a page is complete, it will set automatically an infinite cache on it.

Support

If you found an issue or had an idea please refer to this section.

Authors

• Mauro Cassani - github

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details