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@driimus/lambda-batch-processor

v0.3.2

Published

Concurrently process batch records with partial failure support

Downloads

27

Readme

@driimus/lambda-batch-processor

npm

Concurrently process batch records with partial failure support.

Installation

[!WARNING] This is an ES only package. Before installing, make sure that your project's configuration supports ECMAScript modules.

pnpm add @driimus/lambda-batch-processor

Type hints

For types to work as expected, @types/aws-lambda must be installed:

pnpm add --save-dev @types/aws-lambda

Usage

[!WARNING] ReportBatchItemFailures must be enabled to allow retrying failed messages.

import { SQSBatchProcessor } from '@driimus/lambda-batch-processor';

const processor = new SQSBatchProcessor(async (record) => {
  /** do stuff */
});

export const handler = processor.process;

Supported event sources:

  • DynamoDB Streams

    import { DynamoDBBatchProcessor } from '@driimus/lambda-batch-processor';
  • Kinesis Data Streams

    import { KinesisBatchProcessor } from '@driimus/lambda-batch-processor';
  • SQS

    import { SQSBatchProcessor } from '@driimus/lambda-batch-processor';

Non-retryable errors

Exceptions that occur during batch processing can be treated as permanent failures.

This feature is inspired from the AWS Lambda Powertools for Java, with one key difference: By default, messages that trigger permanent failures will not be reported. In the case of SQS messages, the result will be their deletion from the queue. To send SQS messages to a dead-letter queue, you can use @driimus/sqs-permanent-failure-dlq.

Logging

Logging can be enabled by providing a logger compatible with the Logger interface, which is modelled after pino's function signatures.

[!NOTE] The provided logger should support serialising AggregateError objects.

Alternatives

Don't need special handling for non-retryable errors? Make sure to check out the implementation in AWS Lambda Powertools for Typescript, which has added ESM support in v2.