eskv

eskv is an in-memory key/value and event store, for educational purpose.

Disclamer

eskv is not meant to be run in production. eskv has been created to ease the learning of event sourcing. Use a production-ready event store for production.

Getting Started

Install eskv as a global dotnet tool:

dotnet tool install eskv -g

for prerelease version, specify the --prerelease flag.

You can also install it as a local dotnet tool:

dotnet new tool-manifest
dotnet tool install eskv

Then run it:

eskv

or for a local dotnet tool:

dotnet eskv

and open http://localhost:5000 in a browser to access the web ui.

Usage

USAGE: eskv.exe [--help] [--endpoint <string>] [--dev] [--parcel <string>]

OPTIONS:

    --endpoint <string>   eskv http listener endpoint. default is http://localhost:5000
    --dev                 specify dev mode.
    --parcel <string>     parcel dev server url. default is http://localhost:1234
    --help                display this list of options.

--endpoint < string > : the eskv http listener endpoint. Use http://*:5000 to authorize connections over the network, or use it t change port. Default is http://localhost:5000

--dev : activate development mode. Used only when working on eskv UI development.

--parcel < string > : The parcel dev server url used in development mode.

--help : display help.

eskv.client nuget

eskv.client nuget contains eskv client library to interact with eskv server.

Add it to your project using the IDE, or the following command:

 dotnet add package eskv.client

In an F# script, you can reference it with a #r directive:

#r "nuget: eskv.client"

Read the full eskv.client documentation.

Copyright and License

Code copyright Jérémie Chassaing. eskv and eskv.client are released under the Academic Public License.