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tibber-aws

v7.0.27

Published

Thie repo is a typescript wrapper around the AWS SDK for Javascript.

Downloads

3,731

Readme

tibber-aws

Thie repo is a typescript wrapper around the AWS SDK for Javascript.

Releases & publishing — read before merging a PR

Merging to master runs the CircleCI build_and_deploy workflow. The deploy job runs semantic-release, and the squash-commit title decides whether a new version is published (default conventional-commit rules):

| Squash title | Result | |---|---| | fix: … / fix(deps): … | patch release | | feat: … | minor release | | feat!: … or a BREAKING CHANGE: footer | major release | | chore: …, docs: …, refactor: …, or a plain title (e.g. Renovate's default Update dependency x to vY) | no release — the merge ships nothing to npm |

Merging a dep-update PR (Renovate/Dependabot)? The default squash title does not publish. If consumers should get the bump (security fixes especially), edit the squash title to fix(deps): … in the merge dialog. Note: a later release publishes whatever is on master at that point, so unreleased chore-merges still ship with the next fix/feat release.

Versioning is tag-based. The git tag, GitHub release (with generated notes), and npm carry the real version — the in-repo package.json version and CHANGELOG.md are frozen at v7.0.23 and no release commit is pushed back to master (its branch rules forbid it).

Publishing uses npm trusted publishing via CircleCI OIDC — there is no stored npm token. Requirements: the npmjs.com trusted-publisher entry for this package (CircleCI, org tibber, project tibber-aws, job deploy) and npm ≥ 11.11 in the job (the cimg/node:24 image). Provenance is attached automatically.

If the deploy job fails after tagging (e.g. a registry error), the tag and GitHub release exist but npm doesn't have the version. A plain rerun will no-op ("no new version to release"). Recovery: delete the tag (git push origin :refs/tags/vX.Y.Z), delete the GitHub release if one was created, then rerun the deploy job. A merge with no pending release logs already published, skipping and exits green.

Version 6.x.x changes

  • Migrated to aws sdk 3.x
  • Removed ECS Api

Features

Queue Message Compression Support

The library now supports automatic decompression of SQS messages compressed with Brotli or GZip. Messages with a contentType message attribute set to brotli or gzip will be automatically decompressed.

import {QueueSubjectListener, Queue} from 'tibber-aws';

const queue = await Queue.createQueue('test-queue');
const listener = new QueueSubjectListener(queue);

listener.onSubject('test', async (message, subject) => {
  // Message is automatically decompressed if compressed
  console.log(message);
});

listener.listen();

Usage

import {Topic, Queue} from 'tibber-aws';

const topic = await Topic.createTopic('test-topic', 'test subject');
const topic2 = await Topic.createTopic('test-topic2');

//create (or get) queue
const queue = await Queue.createQueue('test-queue');

//subscribe queue to topics
await queue.subscribeTopic(topic);
await queue.subscribeTopic(topic2);

//push json event to queue
await topic.push({ test: "test" });
await topic2.push({ test: "test2" }, 'test subject2');

//consume queue
const listener = new QueueSubjectListener(queue);
listener.handlers = [handlerFunction];
listener.listen();