This repository contains a demo application to show how Broadway can be used within a Symfony application. The example is taken from the Practical Event Sourcing talk from Mathias Verraes.
For simplicity the demo uses the official DBAL event store and a custom DBAL read model implementation. You will need to have SQLite installed to run the demo.
composer install
bin/console broadway:event-store:create
bin/console broadway:read-model:create
bin/console server:run
This demo doesn't have a GUI, only an API with the following endpoints:
Method | Path | Description |
---|---|---|
POST | /basket |
Pick up a new basket, returns the basketId |
POST | /basket/{basketId}/addProduct |
Add a product to a basket (productId and productName should be given as form fields) |
POST | /basket/{basketId}/removeProduct |
Remove a product from a basket (productId as form field) |
POST | /basket/{basketId}/checkout |
Check out a basket |
GET | /advice/{productId} |
Retrieve Other people also bought this list |
# pick up a new basket
$ curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/basket
{
"id":"1bd683ac-f75d-403f-babc-82ddcdb33de7"
}
# add products to the basket
$ curl -d "productId=2009&productName=Incredibad" -X POST http://localhost:8000/basket/1bd683ac-f75d-403f-babc-82ddcdb33de7/addProduct
$ curl -d "productId=2011&productName=Turtleneck+%26+Chain" -X POST http://localhost:8000/basket/1bd683ac-f75d-403f-babc-82ddcdb33de7/addProduct
$ curl -d "productId=2013&productName=The+Wack+Album" -X POST http://localhost:8000/basket/1bd683ac-f75d-403f-babc-82ddcdb33de7/addProduct
# remove a product from the basket
curl -d "productId=2009" -X POST http://localhost:8000/basket/1bd683ac-f75d-403f-babc-82ddcdb33de7/removeProduct
# check out the basket
$ curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/basket/1bd683ac-f75d-403f-babc-82ddcdb33de7/checkout
# get _Other people also bought this_ list
$ curl http://localhost:8000/advice/2011
{
"purchasedProductId": 2011,
"otherProducts": {
"2009": 1,
"2013": 1
}
}
To run all the tests:
./vendor/bin/phpunit
- Domain code can be found in
src/Basket
- ReadModel code can be found in
src/ReadModel
- Controllers can be found in
src/Controllers
Note that there are two files for the services: services.yaml
and domain.yaml
.
domain.yaml
contains all the domain-specific services (CommandHandler,
ReadModels, Repositories), while services.yaml
contains domain-unspecific
services (controllers etc).
The domain specific tests can be found in test/Basket
and test/ReadModel
Note that there is a functional test in test/Functional
For more information, read our blog post about this demo: http://labs.qandidate.com/blog/2014/12/30/a-broadway-demo-application/