@digitalspace/dynamodb-migrate
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A simple DynamoDB database migration tool is included in the /dynamodb-migrate directory. This tool can be used to create and apply data migration scripts.
Add the following to scripts:
"migration": "node ./node_modules/@digitalspace/dynamodb-migrate/migrate.js"
migration create command can be used to generate a blank migration script. <migration-name> is required.
npm run migration create <migration-name>
migration up command can be used to apply new migrations to the target database. The default migration up command will target local DynamoDB on port 8000. The port can be overriden with the DYNAMODB_ENDPOINT env. See AWS DynamoDB remote endpoints to configure which region you want to target.
migration up remote can be used to target remote AWS databases. This will require the proper AWS credentials in the environments.
# Targeting dynamodb-local
npm run migration up
# Targeting remote AWS DynamoDB
npm run migration up remote
You can configure the script by using environment variables. The following are the environment variables that the script is looking for:
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The npm package @digitalspace/dynamodb-migrate receives a total of 26 weekly downloads. As such, @digitalspace/dynamodb-migrate popularity was classified as not popular.
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