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dynamo-2-sqs

v1.2.0

Published

Scans a DynamoDB table and puts the items into SQS for processing

Downloads

16

Readme

Dynamo 2 SQS

Scan DynamoDB table and insert the items into SQS. Useful for creating enqueue workers.

Note: This is not built for every use case so if you need it to fit with your particular case, please submit a PR.

Installation

npm i -S dynamo-2-sqs

Requirements

Requires Node 8.0 or greater

Simple Usage

Second argument is an object with must contain EITHER url or name key. Which correspond to the QueueUrl and QueueName.

const dynamo2Sqs = require('dynamo-2-sqs');

const queueUrl = 'foobar_fifo';
const sqsConfig = { region: 'us-east-1' };
const tableName = 'quax';
const MessageGroupId = 'quax1';
const dynamoConfig = { region: 'us-east-2' };
const options = { dynamo: { config: dynamoConfig }, sqs: { config: sqsConfig, MessageGroupId } };

const start = () => dynamo2Sqs(tableName, { url: queueUrl }, options);

Advanced Usage

Warning: Not tested

Uses my own technique which I call pipe injection. You receive 2 pipes as arguments to the function and you return an array of pipes for a pipeline to be created.

const exampleTransformStream = new stream.Transform();

options.pipeInject =(dynamoScanReadStream, sqsWriteStream) => [dynamoScanReadStream, exampleTransformStream, sqsWriteStream]

const start = () => dynamo2Sqs(tableName, { url: queueUrl }, options);