Event-driven Programming with CQRS Wechaty-优快云博客

本文链接：https://blog.youkuaiyun.com/coc_wechaty/article/details/132209299

本文介绍了如何通过Wechaty-CQRS模块将Wechaty架构与CQRS模式相结合，以实现更好的DDD集成、解耦和微服务交互。通过示例展示了如何利用CQRS处理消息接收并转化为可操作的命令和查询。阅读这篇博客了解如何构建事件驱动的Wechaty应用。

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Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) is a software architecture pattern that separates the command(write) and query(read) layers.
— CQRS, Martin Fowler, 14 July 2011

Wechaty CQRS

After we have refactored the Friday BOT to DDD/CQRS with NestJS (learn more from this blog post), we believe that the Wechaty ecosystem should support the CQRS pattern better.

So this is why we published the wechaty-cqrs NPM module. (GitHub Repo & API Reference)

Motivation

Can we use Wechaty by only sending / receiving the Plain Old JavaScript Object (POJO)?

That’s an Event-driven way, which will give us the following benifites:

Better integration with Domain-driven Design (DDD)
Decouple the sub-systems with the Wechaty instance completely
Enable using Wechaty with Microservices
Make it possible for providing an API endpoint with JSON request/responses
etc.

So we decided to support the Event-driven Architecture by enabling the Event-driven Programming with Wechaty by publishing the wechaty-cqrs NPM module.

Features

Convert Wechaty instance to a messaging bus$ with the from() function.
Well-defined commands, queries, responses, and events payload creators.
A great execute$() helper function for sending the events to the bus and get back the response.
Well-defined events$ for the Wechaty events
Well-defined sayables for build all the message contents
Static typing with TypeScript with all events & streams
Working perfect with the powerful RxJS

Usage

Install

npminstall wechaty-cqrs wechaty

Quick start

Here’s the CQRS version of the Wechaty ding/dong bot:

   import * as CQRS    from 'wechaty-cqrs'
import * as WECHATY from 'wechaty'
import { filter, map, mergeMap }  from 'rxjs/operators'

const wechaty = WECHATY.WechatyBuilder.build()
await wechaty.init()

const bus$ = CQRS.from(wechaty)

bus$.pipe(
  filter(CQRS.isActionOf(CQRS.actions.messageReceivedEvent)),
  // MessageReceivedEvent -> Sayable
  map(messageId => CQRS.duck.actions.getSayablePayloadQuery(
    messageReceivedEvent.meta.puppetId,
    messageId,
  )),
  mergeMap(CQRS.execute$(bus$)(CQRS.duck.actions.getSayablePayloadQueryResponse)),
  // Log `sayable` to console
).subscribe(sayable =>
  console.info('Sayable:', sayable),
)

bus$.next(CQRS.duck.actions.startCommand(wechaty.puppet.id))

  

Getting Started

Here’s a video introduction for CQRS Wechaty with live demo, presented by Huan:

YouTube: https://youtu.be/kauxyPVa0jo

The getting started ding-dong-bot.ts in the video: https://github.com/wechaty/getting-started/blob/main/examples/cqrs/ding-dong-bot.ts

Architectures

Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) Pattern

Image source: CQRS (command query responsibility segregation)

graph LR
  classDef event fill:DarkGoldenRod
  classDef command fill:blue
  classDef query fill:green

  subgraph Command
    C(VerbNounCommand):::command
  end

  subgraph Response
    RC(VerbNounCommandResponse)
    RQ(GetNounQueryResponse)
  end
    
  subgraph Query
    Q(GetNounQuery):::query
  end

  subgraph Event
    ER(ReceivedEvent):::event
  end

  C-->RC

  ER-->ER

  Q-->RQ

Command

sequenceDiagram
    participant Bus
    participant Redux
    participant Wechaty

    Bus->>Redux: ExecuteCommand
    Redux->>Wechaty: Call
    Wechaty->>Redux: Call Return (void)
    Redux->>Bus: ExecuteCommandResponse

Query

sequenceDiagram
    participant Bus
    participant Redux
    participant Wechaty

    Bus->>Redux: GetNounQuery
    Redux->>Wechaty: Call
    Wechaty->>Redux: Call Return (value)
    Redux->>Bus: GetNounQueryResponse

Event

sequenceDiagram
    participant Bus
    participant Redux
    participant Wechaty

    Wechaty->>Redux: ReceivedEvent
    Redux->>Bus: ReceivedEvent

API Reference

Read CQRS Wechaty API Reference at: https://paka.dev/npm/wechaty-cqrs

Blogs

Refactoring Friday BOT with NestJS, Domain-driven Design (DDD), and CQRS, @huan, Feb 27, 2022