📡 Domain Event Pattern
The Domain Event Pattern is a Python 🐍 package that implements the Domain Event pattern from Domain Driven Design. It provides composable building blocks 📡 Event, Publisher, Subscriber, and Dispatcher, so you can model "something happened" in your domain without framework lock-in.
These utilities are perfect when you need clear decoupling ✂️, reliable event flow, and production-ready patterns (synchronous & async dispatch, logging, persistence hooks). Drop them into your project and let your domain speak for itself—no tangled plumbing 🪠.
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📥 Installation
You can install Domain Event Pattern using pip:
pip install domain-event-pattern
📚 Documentation
This project's documentation is powered by DeepWiki, which provides a comprehensive overview of the Domain Event Pattern and its usage.
💻 Utilization
🤝 Contributing
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🔑 License
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
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