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testcontainers-aws-preset

v0.1.3

Published

Testcontainers preset for AWS services

Readme

testcontainers-aws-preset

Testcontainers presets for AWS services (LocalStack). No manual container setup, ports, or health checks—create a preset, call start(), and use the connection.

Prerequisites: Node.js 18+, Docker.

Install

npm install testcontainers-aws-preset @aws-sdk/client-sqs

Install the AWS SDK clients for the services you use (e.g. @aws-sdk/client-dynamodb, @aws-sdk/client-sqs). Jest and TypeScript are required only if you use them in your project.

Quick start

Create a preset, call start(), then build AWS clients from getConnectionConfig():

import { createSqsPreset } from 'testcontainers-aws-preset';
import { SQSClient } from '@aws-sdk/client-sqs';

const preset = createSqsPreset({ queueName: 'my-queue', seedMessages: ['hello'] });
await preset.start();
try {
  const client = new SQSClient(preset.getConnectionConfig());
  // use client...
} finally {
  await preset.stop();
}

Example: Todo API (DynamoDB + SQS)

The examples/todo-api folder contains a small HTTP API that:

  • GET /todos — reads todos from DynamoDB
  • POST /todos — saves a todo to DynamoDB and pushes a todo.created event to SQS

Tests use a shared preset (one LocalStack container with both DynamoDB and SQS): they start the preset, configure the app with the preset’s connection, start the server, and assert that GET returns seed data and POST persists to DynamoDB and sends a message to SQS.

Run the example from the repo root:

npm run build
cd examples/todo-api && npm install && npm test

See examples/todo-api for the full code and test setup.

Restoring state between tests

Use reset() to restore the environment to its initial seed state without restarting the container:

beforeEach(async () => {
  await preset.reset();
});

Presets

| Preset | Purpose | |--------|---------| | SQS | Queue with optional seedMessages. | | DynamoDB | Table with optional seedData. | | S3-SQS | Bucket + queue with S3 event notifications, optional seedObjects. | | SNS-SQS | Topic + queue subscription, optional seedMessages. | | EventBridge-SQS | Rule + queue target, optional seedEvents. | | Secrets Manager | Optional seedSecrets. | | Shared | One container for multiple presets (e.g. SQS + DynamoDB). |

Create with createSqsPreset(), createDynamoDBPreset(), createS3SqsPreset(), etc. All expose getConnectionConfig() for building AWS SDK clients and support reset() to restore seed state without restarting the container.

Changelog and versioning

We use Semantic Versioning (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH). Breaking changes are released only in a new major version. See CHANGELOG.md for release history and upgrade notes.

License

MIT