A set of .NET libraries for authoring projections from event stores to various backing stores.
Projac is a set of .NET libraries that enable developers to author projections, which transform events from event stores into read models stored in various backing databases. It solves the problem of efficiently building and maintaining projections in event-sourced systems by providing a flexible, provider-agnostic framework.
.NET developers building event-sourced applications who need to create projections to populate read models in databases like SQL Server, SQLite, Redis, or Elasticsearch.
Developers choose Projac for its store-agnostic design, seamless integration with popular event stores, and extensible architecture that supports custom database providers without vendor lock-in.
A set of .NET projection libraries
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Supports projections to any database with custom connections, as evidenced by examples like Redis, RavenDB, and Elasticsearch in the README, allowing integration without vendor lock-in.
Offers dedicated libraries for SQL Server and SQLite via ADO.NET, making it straightforward to target common relational databases with optimized syntax.
Directly integrates with popular event stores like EventStore and SQLStreamStore, reducing setup effort for event-sourced systems as highlighted in the README.
Designed to welcome contributions for additional database providers following established patterns, encouraging community-driven extensions and adaptability.
The README notes significant breaking changes in version 0.1.0, requiring careful migration and potentially disrupting existing implementations, indicating instability.
With a version number of 0.1.0 and reliance on community contributions, it lacks the robustness, comprehensive documentation, and pre-built providers of more mature alternatives.
Requires developers to manage their own database connections and potentially implement custom providers, adding initial setup complexity compared to turnkey solutions.