dynamodb

Simple DynamoDB wrapper for Node.js

Note: This is still under active development

Installation

Requires Node.js 8.6.0+.

$ npm install @giladno/dynamodb --save

Usage

const dynamodb = require('@giladno/dynamodb');
const {User} = dynamodb();

User.define({
    attributes: {username: {type: 'S'}},
    throughput: 5,
});

await User.put({username: 'bob', age: 42});
await User.put({username: 'alice', age: 38});

console.log(await User.scan());

API

dynamodb([options])

Creates a database instance

• options
  • AWS AWS sdk to use. Defaults to require('aws-sdk').
  • waitForActive How long to wait for an ACTIVE state when creating a new table. Defaults to 180000 (3 minutes). Use 0 to disable waiting and -1 to wait indefinitely.
• returns: a database instance

database

The database instance will automatically create a table instance simply by accessing it:

db.User.get(...);
db.Post.put(...);

Names are case-sensitive. db.user and db.User will create different table names!

table.define(schema)

Defines a schema for that table

• schema
  • attributes An object representing attributes/keys for table creation
    • type DynamoDB type (S, N, B)
    • range Set to true for RANGE key type (default to HASH type)
  • throughput Provisioned throughput. Can use a single number for both read/write capacity or an object with read/write keys. When throughput is not defined, this will set billing mode to PAY_PER_REQUEST.

    PAY_PER_REQUEST is not supported when testing locally using dynamodb-local

  • kms Optional KMS master key to use.

This method is only required if you want to allow the database to create tables implicitly when required. It is not required if you create them yourself (using the CLI/CloudFormation or by calling table.init).

table.init(schema)

Creates a table in DynamoDB

• schema Same as table.define

This method will be called automatically when trying to access a table which does not exist.

table.scan()

Returns all items in the table

table.get(key, [options])

Finds a single item by key

table.put(data, [options])

Create/update a single item

table.update(key, data, [options])

Updates a single item

table.delete(data, [options])

Deletes a single item

table.destroy([options])

Deletes the table

TODO

• Finish documentation
• Add query/filter/projection support

Contributing

PR's are more than welcome! You can also drop me a line at [email protected]

License

MIT