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CQRS and Event Sourcing packages for PHP

Supported Web Frameworks

or any other framework/codebase supporting container-interop & interop-config

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flexible, scalable, fast

JS-Frontend

API Gateway

Websocket

Read

Write

Read

Write

Legend

Event Store

Document DB

Message Queue

Process Manager

Search Service

Write Model

Backend

API Gateway

Write
Service

PHP

Made for the web

PHP-FPM

PHP Process

f(ctx, req) -> res

PHP Process

f(ctx, req) -> res

PHP Process

f(ctx, req) -> res

PHP Process

f(ctx, req) -> res

Event Sourcing

From a functional point of view

PHP & ES

Perfect match

PHP Process

f(ctx, req) -> res

+

Command Handler

f(state, cmd) -> events

=

f(ctx, req, handleCmd) -> res

Command Handling PHP Process

ES with prooph & phunkie

Composition is the key

<?php

namespace Prooph\Micro\Kernel;

use Phunkie\Types\ImmList;
use Phunkie\Types\Kind;
use Phunkie\Validation\Validation;
use Prooph\Common\Messaging\Message;
use Prooph\EventStore\EventStore;
use function Phunkie\Functions\function1\compose;
//...



//Command dispatcher
return compose(
    $handleCommand,
    $enrichEvents, 
    $persistEvents,
    $publishEvents)($command);

f(state, cmd) -> events

ES with prooph & phunkie

Command handling is transactional

//Command dispatcher
return function (Message $command) 
       use ($eventStore, 
            $snapshotStore, 
            $commandMap, 
            $publisher
       ): Validation {
           //...
           $pipe = function () 
                   use ($command, 
                        $handleCommand, 
                        $enrichEvents, 
                        $persistEvents, 
                        $publishEvents
                   ) {
                       return compose(
                           $handleCommand,
                           //...
                       )($command);
                   };

           return Attempt($pipe); // -> Success | Failure
       };

Function as a Service

Event sourced Microservices

FPM

FPM

...

API Gateway

Infinite Scalability

f(ctx, req, handleCmd) -> res

f(ctx, req, handleCmd) -> res

f(ctx, req, handleCmd) -> res

f(ctx, req, handleCmd) -> res

f(ctx, req, handleCmd) -> res

f(ctx, req, handleCmd) -> res

Event Driven Microservices

React on Events

E1

E2

E3

E4

E5

Event Log

Document DB

Message Queue

Process Manager

Search Service

Services

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Roadmap and Ideas

  • Documentation
  • More Tests
  • 1.0 Release
  • Case studies of production usage
  • ReactPHP / Amp integration
  • Usage of Nginx Unit 
  • Integration with OpenFaaS
  • Your ideas ...

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