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dynamodb-local-test-helper

v1.2.3

Published

Helper for working with DynamoDB local in Docker. This will spin up a new instance of DynamoDB local in a container and return a client that points to that instance.

Downloads

9

Readme

dynamodb-local-test-helper

Helper for using Docker DynamoDB local in tests.

Usage

To use this package you simply need to add the following to your test project:

import { DynamoDBTestHelper } from 'dynamodb-local-test-helper';

const dynamoDBTestHelper: DynamoDBTestHelper = new DynamoDBTestHelper();
let dynamoDbClient: AWS.DynamoDB;
let documentClient: AWS.DynamoDB.DocumentClient;

beforeAll(async () => {
    await dynamoDBTestHelper.init();
});


afterAll(async () => {
    await dynamoDBTestHelper.finish();
});

You can use either the DynamoDbClient or the DocumentClient by accessing the dynamoDBTestHelper.dynamoDbClient and dynamoDBTestHelper.documentClient respectively. Simply inject these clients into the code you want to test and you'll be testing against an instance of DynamoDB Local in a Docker container.

NOTE: this package does require that you have Docker installed and running. The latest DynamoDB Local image will be downloaded as a part of the test.

Be aware that this starts a new DynamoDB local instance each time, so any resources you need for your tests (e.g. tables, indexes, data) will need to be recreated.

You can run multiple tests in parallel without worrying about impacting other tests by creating a new instance of the DynamoDBTestHelper. Each instance will create its own instance of DynamoDB local for testing, each running on its own port.