The valid place to inject a projection service to handle domain objects or events
I'm trying to implement a simple CQRS+ES project to understand how it should work. The Prooph library is a way too complicated and has too many options.
As long as I understand I should have a CommandBus that will handle commands and execute domain logic. I've injected a Symfony's Messanger into a controller and it works. So, the aggregate root creates an event and apply it to a domain model. Then, the command handler has an injected repository that saves the domain (saves domain's events). But I can not get how should I update projection for this domain.
Here how a command handler looks like
class CreateBudgetHandler
{
private $budgetRepository;
public function __construct(
BudgetRepository $budgetRepository
) {
$this->budgetRepository = $budgetRepository;
}
public function __invoke(
CreateBudgetCommand $command
) {
$budget = Budget::create(
new BudgetId(Uuid::uuid4()),
new Amount($command->getBudget()->getAmount()),
DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $command->getBudget()->getStartDate()),
DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $command->getBudget()->getEndDate())
);
$this->budgetRepository->save($budget);
}
}
So, it simply gets a command, calls a named constructor for the domain model (Budget::create) and passes it to a repository that will extract all recorded events and saves them into an event store database.
I'm wondering is it ok to inject another repository into the command handler that will save the domain model object into another table? Something like this
$this->budgetProject->insert($budget);
The insert method will take a domain model, reads recorded events, transforms them into an INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE queries and runs them.
php symfony projection cqrs event-sourcing
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:37
vansanblchvansanblch
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I'm trying to implement a simple CQRS+ES project to understand how it should work. The Prooph library is a way too complicated and has too many options.
As long as I understand I should have a CommandBus that will handle commands and execute domain logic. I've injected a Symfony's Messanger into a controller and it works. So, the aggregate root creates an event and apply it to a domain model. Then, the command handler has an injected repository that saves the domain (saves domain's events). But I can not get how should I update projection for this domain.
Here how a command handler looks like
class CreateBudgetHandler
{
private $budgetRepository;
public function __construct(
BudgetRepository $budgetRepository
) {
$this->budgetRepository = $budgetRepository;
}
public function __invoke(
CreateBudgetCommand $command
) {
$budget = Budget::create(
new BudgetId(Uuid::uuid4()),
new Amount($command->getBudget()->getAmount()),
DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $command->getBudget()->getStartDate()),
DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $command->getBudget()->getEndDate())
);
$this->budgetRepository->save($budget);
}
}
So, it simply gets a command, calls a named constructor for the domain model (Budget::create) and passes it to a repository that will extract all recorded events and saves them into an event store database.
I'm wondering is it ok to inject another repository into the command handler that will save the domain model object into another table? Something like this
$this->budgetProject->insert($budget);
The insert method will take a domain model, reads recorded events, transforms them into an INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE queries and runs them.
php symfony projection cqrs event-sourcing
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:37
vansanblchvansanblch
1,08411329
1
Protection should be listening to the event stream independently, as a separate service, or at least separate subroutine inside the command processing service.
– Fyodor Soikin
Nov 24 '18 at 20:55
I understand that projection should listen to the events. But I need to push the event (BudgetWasCreated) to that stream (an EventBus, for instance). But the event is created inside Budget (domain model) and stores in it. As long as I understand I can not inject EventBus into the domain model. So, how should I fire the event? For instance, I'll inject EventBus into the CreateBudgetHandler which handle CreateBudgetCommand. Is it fine to get events from the model and fire dispatch them one by one? Or is it better to inject EventBus into BudgetRepository since we already get events in it?
– vansanblch
Nov 25 '18 at 8:20
1
You can inject EventBus to CommandHandler or in EventStore that injected into Repository. After Saving all events in event store, you should publish stored events to world. Your projection may be listen sync or async to events that published.
– Morilog
Nov 26 '18 at 16:04
add a comment |
I'm trying to implement a simple CQRS+ES project to understand how it should work. The Prooph library is a way too complicated and has too many options.
As long as I understand I should have a CommandBus that will handle commands and execute domain logic. I've injected a Symfony's Messanger into a controller and it works. So, the aggregate root creates an event and apply it to a domain model. Then, the command handler has an injected repository that saves the domain (saves domain's events). But I can not get how should I update projection for this domain.
Here how a command handler looks like
class CreateBudgetHandler
{
private $budgetRepository;
public function __construct(
BudgetRepository $budgetRepository
) {
$this->budgetRepository = $budgetRepository;
}
public function __invoke(
CreateBudgetCommand $command
) {
$budget = Budget::create(
new BudgetId(Uuid::uuid4()),
new Amount($command->getBudget()->getAmount()),
DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $command->getBudget()->getStartDate()),
DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $command->getBudget()->getEndDate())
);
$this->budgetRepository->save($budget);
}
}
So, it simply gets a command, calls a named constructor for the domain model (Budget::create) and passes it to a repository that will extract all recorded events and saves them into an event store database.
I'm wondering is it ok to inject another repository into the command handler that will save the domain model object into another table? Something like this
$this->budgetProject->insert($budget);
The insert method will take a domain model, reads recorded events, transforms them into an INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE queries and runs them.
php symfony projection cqrs event-sourcing
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:37
vansanblchvansanblch
1,08411329
I'm trying to implement a simple CQRS+ES project to understand how it should work. The Prooph library is a way too complicated and has too many options.
As long as I understand I should have a CommandBus that will handle commands and execute domain logic. I've injected a Symfony's Messanger into a controller and it works. So, the aggregate root creates an event and apply it to a domain model. Then, the command handler has an injected repository that saves the domain (saves domain's events). But I can not get how should I update projection for this domain.
Here how a command handler looks like
class CreateBudgetHandler
{
private $budgetRepository;
public function __construct(
BudgetRepository $budgetRepository
) {
$this->budgetRepository = $budgetRepository;
}
public function __invoke(
CreateBudgetCommand $command
) {
$budget = Budget::create(
new BudgetId(Uuid::uuid4()),
new Amount($command->getBudget()->getAmount()),
DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $command->getBudget()->getStartDate()),
DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $command->getBudget()->getEndDate())
);
$this->budgetRepository->save($budget);
}
}
So, it simply gets a command, calls a named constructor for the domain model (Budget::create) and passes it to a repository that will extract all recorded events and saves them into an event store database.
I'm wondering is it ok to inject another repository into the command handler that will save the domain model object into another table? Something like this
$this->budgetProject->insert($budget);
The insert method will take a domain model, reads recorded events, transforms them into an INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE queries and runs them.
php symfony projection cqrs event-sourcing
php symfony projection cqrs event-sourcing
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:37
vansanblchvansanblch
1,08411329
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:37
vansanblchvansanblch
1,08411329
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:37
vansanblchvansanblch
1,08411329
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:37
vansanblchvansanblch
1,08411329
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:37
vansanblchvansanblch
1,08411329
1,08411329
1
Protection should be listening to the event stream independently, as a separate service, or at least separate subroutine inside the command processing service.
– Fyodor Soikin
Nov 24 '18 at 20:55
I understand that projection should listen to the events. But I need to push the event (BudgetWasCreated) to that stream (an EventBus, for instance). But the event is created inside Budget (domain model) and stores in it. As long as I understand I can not inject EventBus into the domain model. So, how should I fire the event? For instance, I'll inject EventBus into the CreateBudgetHandler which handle CreateBudgetCommand. Is it fine to get events from the model and fire dispatch them one by one? Or is it better to inject EventBus into BudgetRepository since we already get events in it?
– vansanblch
Nov 25 '18 at 8:20
1
You can inject EventBus to CommandHandler or in EventStore that injected into Repository. After Saving all events in event store, you should publish stored events to world. Your projection may be listen sync or async to events that published.
– Morilog
Nov 26 '18 at 16:04
add a comment |
1
Protection should be listening to the event stream independently, as a separate service, or at least separate subroutine inside the command processing service.
– Fyodor Soikin
Nov 24 '18 at 20:55
I understand that projection should listen to the events. But I need to push the event (BudgetWasCreated) to that stream (an EventBus, for instance). But the event is created inside Budget (domain model) and stores in it. As long as I understand I can not inject EventBus into the domain model. So, how should I fire the event? For instance, I'll inject EventBus into the CreateBudgetHandler which handle CreateBudgetCommand. Is it fine to get events from the model and fire dispatch them one by one? Or is it better to inject EventBus into BudgetRepository since we already get events in it?
– vansanblch
Nov 25 '18 at 8:20
1
You can inject EventBus to CommandHandler or in EventStore that injected into Repository. After Saving all events in event store, you should publish stored events to world. Your projection may be listen sync or async to events that published.
– Morilog
Nov 26 '18 at 16:04
1
1
Protection should be listening to the event stream independently, as a separate service, or at least separate subroutine inside the command processing service.
– Fyodor Soikin
Nov 24 '18 at 20:55
Protection should be listening to the event stream independently, as a separate service, or at least separate subroutine inside the command processing service.
– Fyodor Soikin
Nov 24 '18 at 20:55
I understand that projection should listen to the events. But I need to push the event (BudgetWasCreated) to that stream (an EventBus, for instance). But the event is created inside Budget (domain model) and stores in it. As long as I understand I can not inject EventBus into the domain model. So, how should I fire the event? For instance, I'll inject EventBus into the CreateBudgetHandler which handle CreateBudgetCommand. Is it fine to get events from the model and fire dispatch them one by one? Or is it better to inject EventBus into BudgetRepository since we already get events in it?
– vansanblch
Nov 25 '18 at 8:20
I understand that projection should listen to the events. But I need to push the event (BudgetWasCreated) to that stream (an EventBus, for instance). But the event is created inside Budget (domain model) and stores in it. As long as I understand I can not inject EventBus into the domain model. So, how should I fire the event? For instance, I'll inject EventBus into the CreateBudgetHandler which handle CreateBudgetCommand. Is it fine to get events from the model and fire dispatch them one by one? Or is it better to inject EventBus into BudgetRepository since we already get events in it?
– vansanblch
Nov 25 '18 at 8:20
1
1
You can inject EventBus to CommandHandler or in EventStore that injected into Repository. After Saving all events in event store, you should publish stored events to world. Your projection may be listen sync or async to events that published.
– Morilog
Nov 26 '18 at 16:04
You can inject EventBus to CommandHandler or in EventStore that injected into Repository. After Saving all events in event store, you should publish stored events to world. Your projection may be listen sync or async to events that published.
– Morilog
Nov 26 '18 at 16:04
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Protection should be listening to the event stream independently, as a separate service, or at least separate subroutine inside the command processing service.
– Fyodor Soikin
Nov 24 '18 at 20:55
I understand that projection should listen to the events. But I need to push the event (BudgetWasCreated) to that stream (an EventBus, for instance). But the event is created inside Budget (domain model) and stores in it. As long as I understand I can not inject EventBus into the domain model. So, how should I fire the event? For instance, I'll inject EventBus into the CreateBudgetHandler which handle CreateBudgetCommand. Is it fine to get events from the model and fire dispatch them one by one? Or is it better to inject EventBus into BudgetRepository since we already get events in it?
– vansanblch
Nov 25 '18 at 8:20
1
You can inject EventBus to CommandHandler or in EventStore that injected into Repository. After Saving all events in event store, you should publish stored events to world. Your projection may be listen sync or async to events that published.
– Morilog
Nov 26 '18 at 16:04