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Event-Driven Architecture Framework
Synopsis
The Python eda module provides a framework to create Python applications in Event-Driven Architectures (EDAs).
Features
The module provides the following major features:
A syntax to declaratively specify event types and their structure.
Local implementations of an enterprise message bus, using threads (for single-process architectures) or processes.
An interface specification of the enterprise message bus; allowing additional, more mature implementations (using for example, Apache Apollo).
A framework to quickly prototype and deploy services.
Installation
To install eda, run the following command in your terminal:
$ pip install edaAlternatively, you may clone the GitHub repository to install the latest development branch. This method provides the following options:
Run python3 setup.py install.
Run make links. This will create symbolic links in the systems’ Python library directory. Provided as a conveniance when developing the module in cooperation with other packages or applications.
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