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lambda-etl

v1.1.0

Published

Perform ETL with files through stream and lambda handlers

Downloads

27

Readme

Build Status

lambda-etl

This module is used along with aws lambda / Serverless Framework to perform ETL

How Does It Work?

This module provide an extendable abstract class, thus the child class will override some of the provided methods:

getImportHandler()

Which handle result data after parsing and processing line (persisting to database for example).

getLineProcessorCallback()

Which handle the logic how to process each line after parsing (adapting result to DTO, or transform data before passing to the handler).

Getting Started

Installation

$ npm i lambda-etl

Example

Initialization

After Setting up aws credentials

export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="Your AWS Access Key ID"
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="Your AWS Secret Access Key"
export AWS_REGION="us-east-1"
const AbstractImportService = require('lambda-etl')

class MyCustomImportService extends AbstractImportService {
  /**
     * @returns {String} Lambda ARN  or Lambda FullName
     */
  getImportHandler () {
    return 'MyServerlessMsa-devStage-handlePersistRowToDb'
  }

  /**
   * @param {Object} file file to import
   * Initialize ETL process based on ImportTrack Model or whatever
   */
  async init(file) {
    /**
     * Initialize a new Row with file information and start time
     */
    return this.ImportModel.create({fileSize: file.size, filname: file.name, startedAt: Date.now()})
  }
  
  /**
   * @returns {Function} Parsed File line transformation and formatting
   */
  getLineProcessorCallback (extension) {
    if (extension === 'json') {
      // create custom http event for json files for example
      return function createHttpEvent (parsedChunk) {
        return {
          body: parsedChunk.data,
          pathParameters: { id: parsedChunk.id }

        }
      }
    }
    return function defaultEvent (parsedChunk) {
      return {
        body: parsedChunk
      }
    }
  }

   /**
   * @param {Object} status result status of etl process
   * Initialize ETL process based on ImportTrack Model or whatever
   */
  async finish(status) {
    /**
     * Update DB ETL track row and mark as finished and log errors number 
     * if any
     */ 
    return this.ImportModel.update({finishedAt: Date.now(), errors: status.errors})
  }
}

Usage

let importService = new MyCustomImportService(new MyImportTrackModel())
let bucketName = "uploads"
let filname = "data.json"
importService.importData(bucketName, filename)