A sample project demonstrating the use of a single DynamoDB table in nest.
You need to create a .env file prior to building or running this app with the following variables:
AWS_ACCESS_KEY = XXXXX
AWS_ACCESS_SECRET_KEY = XXXXX
AWS_REGION = us-east-1 (for example)
DYNAMO_INDEX_READ_CAPACITY_UNITS = 1 (for example)
DYNAMO_INDEX_WRITE_CAPACITY_UNITS = 1
DYNAMO_TABLE_READ_CAPACITY_UNITS = 1
DYNAMO_TABLE_WRITE_CAPACITY_UNITS = 1
Migrations are not really possible with DynamoDB. createTable/ensureTableExists wants options for indexes defined on the entity, so theoretical "previous migrations" where an index was previously not defined will fail to run because the options were not specified for that migration. Just use the migration-runner.ts file to update the table definition with index options specified as they change.
To create or update the table, run the command:
npm run mig:run
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$ npm run start
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