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Event Source Plugins Overview

Godspeed framework adopts a pluggable approach that empowers you to define eventsources effortlessly. Our framework provides an interface that caters to diverse eventsource needs. Here's a glimpse into the exceptional eventsource plugins crafted by our core framework team.

List of event source plugins​

1. express-as-http​

The Godspeed Express Plugin is a core component of the Godspeed framework, integrating with the popular Express.js framework to handle HTTP events. This plugin provides seamless, schema-driven development for HTTP-based event handling, offering features like input/output validation, authentication, and Swagger/GraphQL spec generation.

2. cron-as-eventsource​

Cron eventsource is a plugin which runs in the background and execute events at specified time or regular intervals.

3. kafka-as-datasource-as-eventsource​

Kafka is a versatile messaging system designed to securely transfer data between various systems. Its functionality can be tailored through configuration, allowing it to serve as a reliable conduit for real-time event tracking or even function as a replicated distributed database. And when it comes to event sourcing, Kafka orchestrates a symphony of real-time events that power your applications and spark innovation. Experience the future of data and event handling with Kafka.

4. apollographql-as-eventsource​

GraphQL is a query language and runtime for APIs that enables clients to request precisely the data they need. It allows developers to describe the structure of the data they require, providing a more efficient and flexible alternative to traditional REST APIs. GraphQL empowers front-end developers to shape their API requests, minimizing over-fetching and under-fetching of data.

5. fastify-as-eventsource​

The Godspeed Fastify Plugin is designed to streamline the integration of event-driven and serverless functionalities into your projects. This plugin harnesses the power of Fastify, a fast and low overhead web framework for Node.js, to handle HTTP events. It simplifies the process of defining event subscriptions and processing incoming events, providing a robust foundation for building responsive and scalable applications.

How to add plugin in your project?​

To browse available plugins in Godspeed, simply use this command:

$  godspeed plugin add

You can directly install a plugin by specifying its package name:

Example:

$ godspeed plugin add @godspeedsystems/plugins-cron-as-eventsource
$ godspeed plugin add @godspeedsystems/plugins-kafka-as-datasource-as-eventsource