Æt (Aett) is an Event Store for Python
Provides a framework for managing event streams.
Usage
To create an event stream to manage events, you can use the EventStream class.
from aett.eventstore.EventStream import EventStream
# Create a new event stream
event_stream = EventStream.create('bucket_name', 'stream_name')
# Append an event to the stream
event_stream.add(SomeEvent())
# Load the event stream from the event store
event_stream = EventStream.load('bucket_name', 'stream_name', [A commit store instance], 0, 100)
The example above is high level and does not include the details of the commit store. The commit store is a class that
implements the CommitStore interface and is used to store and retrieve events from the event store. An implementation
is provided in the aett.dynamodb.EventStore module.
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