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.
vagrant upVagrant will provision the machine (using ansible).
The box is then available at 192.168.42.100, the vhost is configured with domain broadway.local.
If you don't have ansible installed, you will have to run composer install yourself. And run app/console broadway:event-store:schema:init to initialize the database.
This demo doesn't have a GUI, only an API with the following endpoints:
| Method | Path | Description |
|---|---|---|
| POST | /basket |
Pickup 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 |
Checkout a basket |
| GET | /advice/{productId} |
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Login to your vagrant box to run the tests. By default we exclude functional tests, by providing --exclude-group=none you can run the functional tests as well.
cd /vagrant
phpunit --exclude-group=none- Domain code can be found in
src/BroadwayDemo/Basket - ReadModel code can be found in
src/BroadwayDemo/ReadModel - Controller / services can be found in
src/BroadwayDemoBundle
Note that there are two files for the services: services.xml and domain.xml.
domain.xml contains all the domain-specific services (CommandHandler,
ReadModels, Repositories), while services.xml contains domain-unspecific
services (controllers etc).
The domain specific tests can be found in test/BroadwayDemo/Basket and test/BroadwayDemo/ReadModel
Note that there is a functional test (using ElasticSearch) in test/BroadwayDemoBundle/Functional
For more information, read our blog post about this demo: http://labs.qandidate.com/blog/2014/12/30/a-broadway-demo-application/