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Use Commanded to build your own Elixir applications following the CQRS/ES pattern.
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test/process_managers/support/resume/resume_aggregate.ex
defmodule Commanded.ProcessManagers.ResumeAggregate do
@moduledoc false
defstruct [status: nil]
defmodule Commands do
defmodule StartProcess, do: defstruct [process_uuid: nil, status: nil]
defmodule ResumeProcess, do: defstruct [process_uuid: nil, status: nil]
end
defmodule Events do
defmodule ProcessStarted, do: defstruct [process_uuid: nil, status: nil]
defmodule ProcessResumed, do: defstruct [process_uuid: nil, status: nil]
end
alias Commanded.ProcessManagers.ResumeAggregate
alias Commanded.ProcessManagers.ResumeAggregate.Commands.{StartProcess,ResumeProcess}
alias Commanded.ProcessManagers.ResumeAggregate.Events.{ProcessStarted,ProcessResumed}
def start_process(%ResumeAggregate{}, %StartProcess{process_uuid: process_uuid, status: status}) do
%ProcessStarted{process_uuid: process_uuid, status: status}
end
def resume_process(%ResumeAggregate{}, %ResumeProcess{process_uuid: process_uuid, status: status}) do
%ProcessResumed{process_uuid: process_uuid, status: status}
end
# state mutatators
def apply(%ResumeAggregate{} = state, %ProcessStarted{status: status}), do: %ResumeAggregate{state | status: status}
def apply(%ResumeAggregate{} = state, %ProcessResumed{status: status}), do: %ResumeAggregate{state | status: status}
end