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@netizen-experience/aws-sdk-helpers

v0.1.1

Published

This library provides helper functions to interact with AWS S3 and DynamoDB, making it easier to perform common operations in S3 and DynamoDB.

Downloads

39

Readme

AWS SDK Helpers

This library provides helper functions to interact with AWS S3 and DynamoDB, making it easier to perform common operations in S3 and DynamoDB.

Table of Contents

Installation

To install this library, run:

npm install @netizen-experience/aws

Usage and Examples

Initialize AWS clients before using the library functions.

const { dynamo, s3 } = getAwsClients();

Database (DynamoDB)

Define DynamoDB tables with name, primary key, secondary search indexes (if any).

const table = defineTable(dynamo, {
  name: "SOME_TABLE_NAME",
  primaryKey: { partitionKey: "pk", sortKey: "sk" },
  secondaryIndex: {
    firstGSI: { partitionKey: "pk2", sortKey: "sk2" },
    secondLSI: { partitionKey: "pk", sortKey: "sk3" },
  },
});

Creating an Item

await table.create({
  schema: z.object({ partitionKey: z.string(), sortKey: z.string(), data: z.string() }),
  item: { partitionKey: "pk", sortKey: "sk", data: "example" },
});

Getting an Item

const item = await table.get({
  schema: z.object({ partitionKey: z.string(), sortKey: z.string(), data: z.string() }),
  key: { partitionKey: "pk", sortKey: "sk" },
});

Updating an Item

await table.update({
  schema: z.object({ partitionKey: z.string(), sortKey: z.string(), data: z.string().optional() }),
  attributes: { partitionKey: "pk", sortKey: "sk", data: "updated data" },
});

Deleting an Item

await table.remove({
  key: { partitionKey: "pk", sortKey: "sk" },
});

Querying Items

const items = await table.query({
  schema: z.object({ partitionKey: z.string(), sortKey: z.string(), data: z.string() }),
  attributes: { partitionKey: "pk" },
});

Querying Items by Prefix

const items = await table.queryByPrefix({
  schema: z.object({ partitionKey: z.string(), sortKey: z.string(), data: z.string() }),
  attributes: { partitionKey: "pk", sortKey: "prefix" },
});

Batch Writing Items

await table.batchWrite({
  items: [
    {
      type: "put",
      schema: z.object({ partitionKey: z.string(), sortKey: z.string(), data: z.string() }),
      data: { partitionKey: "pk1", sortKey: "sk1", data: "example1" },
    },
    {
      type: "delete",
      key: { partitionKey: "pk2", sortKey: "sk2" },
    },
  ],
});

Error Handling

All functions throw a DynamoError in case of an error. You can catch and handle these errors as follows:

import { DynamoError } from "./lib/database/errors";

try {
  await table.create({
    schema: z.object({ partitionKey: z.string(), sortKey: z.string(), data: z.string() }),
    item: { partitionKey: "pk", sortKey: "sk", data: "example" },
  });
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof DynamoError) {
    console.error("DynamoDB Error:", error.message);
  } else {
    console.error("Unexpected Error:", error);
  }
}

Utilities

This library also provides utility functions to help in generating and parsing prefixed keys.

import { generatePrefixedKey, parsePrefixedKey } from "@netizen-experience/aws";

const prefixedKey = generatePrefixedKey("prefix", "key");
console.log(prefixedKey); // Output: "prefix#key"

const { prefix, key } = parsePrefixedKey("prefix#key");
console.log(prefix); // Output: "prefix"
console.log(key); // Output: "key"

Storage (S3)

Define an S3 bucket with the client and bucket name.

const bucket = defineBucket(s3, "your-bucket-name");

Uploading an Object

await bucket.upload({
  key: "path/to/your/object",
  body: "Your object content",
});

Getting an Object

const object = await bucket.get({
  key: "path/to/your/object",
});

Deleting an Object

await bucket.delete({
  key: "path/to/your/object",
});

Checking if an Object Exists

const head = await bucket.headObject({
  key: "path/to/your/object",
});

Creating a Pre-Signed URL for Download

const url = await bucket.createPreSignedUrl({
  key: "path/to/your/object",
  expiresIn: 3600, // Optional, default is 3600 seconds
});

Creating a Pre-Signed URL for Upload

const uploadUrl = await bucket.createUploadUrl({
  key: "path/to/your/object",
  expiresIn: 1200, // Optional, default is 3600 seconds
});