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@anyhook/aws

v0.2.1

Published

AWS adapter for anyhook: SQS transport + single-table DynamoDB state + due_at-GSI scheduler with a fixed-interval sweeper

Readme

@anyhook/aws

AWS adapter for anyhook: run the outbound webhook engine on Lambda with no server to operate.

  • Transport: @anyq/sqs over SQS (Lambda event-source consumer with partial-batch failures).
  • State: a single DynamoDB table (PK = TENANT#<tenant>), conditional writes for circuit + idempotency.
  • Scheduler (D2): retries ≤900s use native SQS DelaySeconds; longer retries persist a due_at row discovered by a fixed-interval sweeper that lease-claims each row before enqueue (crash-safe, at-least-once). DynamoDB TTL is GC-only.

Install

npm i @anyhook/core @anyhook/aws

Overview

Provides createAdapter(config) / buildEngine(config) and Lambda handler factories:

import { createIngestHandler, createDeliverHandler, createSweeperHandler } from '@anyhook/aws';

export const ingest = createIngestHandler(config);   // API Gateway → portal + send()
export const deliver = createDeliverHandler(config); // SQS event → engine.processMessage
export const sweep = createSweeperHandler(config);   // scheduled (~60s) → re-enqueue due retries

Point config at your DynamoDB table (with a due_at GSI) and SQS queue. Mount the portal behind your own auth (see the root docs/composition-auth.md). MIT.