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dm-driver-aurora

v1.10.0

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Downloads

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Readme

Welcome to dm-driver-aurora 👋

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A Data Migration driver to run queries on an Aurora RDS instance.

Configuration

Parameters

The Aurora RDS driver accepts the following parameters as part of its configuration:

| Name | Type | Required | Description | | -------------- | ------ | -------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | region | string | Yes | The AWS Region where this table exists | | resourceArn | string | Yes | ARN of the Aruora RDS cluster | | secretArn | string | Yes | ARN of the secret manager secret to use for database credentials | | profile | string | No | Name of the AWS profile to use | | databaseSchema | string | No | The database schema to connect to by default |

Example

const CloudFormationProcessor = require("dm-processor-cf");

module.exports = {
  defaultStage: "prod",
  migrationDirectory: "migrations",
  stages: {
    prod: {
      defaultParams: {
        region: "us-east-1",
        stack: "some-stack-name",
      },
      drivers: {
        auroraDriver: {
          driver: require("dm-driver-aurora"),
          params: {
            databaseSchema: "some-schema",
            resourceArn: {
              processor: CloudFormationProcessor,
              params: {
                output: "AuroraArn",
              },
            },
            secretArn: {
              processor: CloudFormationProcessor,
              params: {
                output: "AuroraSecretArn",
              },
            },
          },
        },
      },
    },
  },
};

Methods

query

Executes a query against the database, returning a rxjs Observable

Arguments

| Name | Description | | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | query | The query string to be executed | | parameters | An array of AWS.RDSDataService.SqlParameters that will be used in the query | | options | A QueryOptions object |

Example

import { toArray } from "rxjs/operators";
import { AuroraRdsDriver } from "dm-driver-aurora";

export default {
  async up(context: ScriptContext, log: Logger) {
    const aurora = await context.getDriver<AuroraRdsDriver>("auroraDriver");
    const someTableResults = await aurora
      .query<SomeDataType>(`SELECT * FROM some_table`)
      .pipe(toArray())
      .toPromise();
  },
};