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ESDM is the Event-Sourced Domain Modeling language for describing event-sourced domains as YAML, with built-in tools to manage them.
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Event-Sourced Domain Modeling language.
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ESDM lets you model event-sourced domains as plain YAML files: aggregates, events, commands, bounded contexts, and more. An opinionated linter validates the models, so they can live next to your code and evolve in pull requests.
The complete documentation, including installation, getting started, concepts, modeling guides, and the full reference, is available at https://www.esdm.io.
This builds the esdm binaries for all supported platforms into the build/ directory.Read the full README ↗ESDM lets you model event-sourced domains as plain YAML files: aggregates, events, commands, bounded contexts, and more. An opinionated linter validates the models, so they can live next to your code and evolve in pull requests.
The complete documentation, including installation, getting started, concepts, modeling guides, and the full reference, is available at https://www.esdm.io.
$ make build
This builds the esdm binaries for all supported platforms into the build/ directory.
$ make
Contributions are welcome – bug reports, field reports, documentation, and code. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md first. The one thing we'd ask you to do: open an issue before you write code, so we can agree on the direction together.