- History Replay
- Snapshot Support
- Apply Events Late
- EventStream Iterator
- interop config support
- AggregateRepository Factory
History Replay
The read model can be regenerated from history at any point in time by replaying recorded events.Snapshot Support
If you have way to many events to replay in order to reconstruct the aggregate root, why not take a snapshot? The prooph components ship with different snapshot adapters like MongoDB, Doctrine DBAL and even Memcached backends. So replaying of thousands of events is not a burden any more.Apply Events Late
Events are only applied after transaction commit to ensure that the aggregate root can never reach an invalid state. This is especially useful for long-running CLI scripts.EventStream iterator
The event stream is now implemented as an Iterator instead of a simple array. This reduces the memory usage a lot when replaying big event streams.Interop config support
The components ship with ready-to-use container-interop factories using https://github.com/sandrokeil/interop-config. This makes it really simple to configure the factories.Want more? Visit getprooph.org to check out the documentation or try out our demo application proophessor-do. Pick up a task and at the sample application to get started with event sourcing and get your hands a little dirty.
