@sladg/serverless-kv
v1.6.0
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Simple DynamoDB wrapper, most up-to-date, extremely easy to plug-in and use like Redis.
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ServerlessKV
Simple implementation of a key-value store using DynamoDB (more in future?). Overcomes the need for creating complicated models and schemas.
Inspired by @vercel/kv
Usage
Standalone
import kvClient from "@sladg/serverless-kv"
const userKv = kvClient({
model: "user",
tableName: process.env.KV_TABLE_NAME!,
})
userKv.insert({ id: "user-id", other: "values", and: "fields" })
userKv.get("user-id")
userKv.delete("user-id")
And you can also use standalone commands:
import { kvCmd } from "@sladg/serverless-kv"
kvCmd.get("table-name", "user-id", "user-model")
SST
This is primarily targeted to be used with SST, in order to do so, we recommend following:
sst.config.ts
import { SSTConfig } from "sst"
import { NextjsSite, Table } from "sst/constructs"
import { sst } from "@sladg/serverless-kv"
const config: SSTConfig = {
config(_input) {
return {
name: "flamingo-dashboard",
region: "eu-central-1",
}
},
stacks(app) {
app.stack(function Site({ stack }) {
const table = new Table(stack, "table01", {
...sst.tableConfig,
})
const site = new NextjsSite(stack, "site", {
bind: [table],
environment: {
KV_TABLE_NAME: table.tableName,
},
})
stack.addOutputs({
SiteUrl: site.url,
})
})
},
}
export default config
and then
your-controller.ts
const myKv = kvClient({ model: "user", tableName: process.env.KV_TABLE_NAME })
myKv.get("my-id")
This way, you can use kv outside of pages (aka. in utils folder, or in controllers, etc.)