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@kdcio/ddb

v0.9.0

Published

Lightweight DynamoDB ODM

Downloads

7

Readme

KDC DDB

A lightweight object modeling for DynamoDB inspired by Mongoose.

The default database operations of this package assumes single table design but all can be overridden by writing your own.

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Installation

npm i @kdcio/ddb

Quick Start

  1. Define database table name in environment variable.

    In code:

    process.env.DDB_TABLE = 'my-dynamodb-table';

    or in serverless.yml:

    provider:
      environment:
        DDB_TABLE: 'my-dynamodb-table'

    or in package.json:

    "scripts": {
       "start": "DDB_TABLE='my-dynamodb-table' node index.js"
    }

    Note that table creation needs to be done outside this package to allow flexibility.

  2. Define the fields of the document.

    const fields = {
      id: { required: true },
      name: { required: true },
      type: { required: true },
    };
  3. Define primary and secondary keys

    const pKey = { pk: '{type}#{id}', sk: 'ANIMAL#{type}' };
    const sKey = { pk2: 'ANIMAL', sk2: '{type}#{id}' };
  4. Create schema

    const schema = new DDB.Schema(fields, pKey, sKey);
  5. Create class

    const Animal = DDB.model('Animal', schema);
  6. Create an instance document from data object

    const dog = new Animal({ id: 1, name: 'sparkle', type: 'dog' });
    await dog.save();
  7. Check the tests folder for more examples.

Debugging

This package uses debug.

To enable:

DEBUG=ddb:* node app.js

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