Welcome to Orbitalis Framework, an open-source initiative focused on building event-driven, distributed, and modular software systems.

This organization currently maintains two core projects (with Python support as the first implementation), each targeting different but complementary aspects of event-based architectures.

Busline is a multi-channel, event-based messaging library. It provides a shared interface that allows the same message to be seamlessly dispatched across different communication backends, such as MQTT, local in-memory and so on (extensible via clients).

The goal of Busline is to abstract communication details, enabling developers to focus on events and workflows rather than protocol-specific implementations.

Python Busline implementation: py-busline

Orbitalis is a distributed, event-driven micro-kernel library. It is designed to simplify the development of loosely coupled, scalable, and modular systems by introducing a core + plugin architecture:

• Core provides the event dispatcher, kernel lifecycle management, and the foundation for distributed execution.
• Plugins extend functionality by adding specialized behaviors, integrations, or domain-specific modules without modifying the core.

This approach enables developers to compose systems like constellations, where independent modules orbit around a shared event-driven kernel.

Python Orbitalis implementation: py-orbitalis