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dynamo-2-sqs
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Scan DynamoDB table and insert the items into SQS. Useful for creating enqueue workers.
Note: This is not built for every use case so if you need it to fit with your particular case, please submit a PR.
npm i -S dynamo-2-sqs
Requires Node 8.0 or greater
Second argument is an object with must contain EITHER url or name key. Which correspond to the QueueUrl and QueueName.
const dynamo2Sqs = require('dynamo-2-sqs');
const queueUrl = 'foobar_fifo';
const sqsConfig = { region: 'us-east-1' };
const tableName = 'quax';
const MessageGroupId = 'quax1';
const dynamoConfig = { region: 'us-east-2' };
const options = { dynamo: { config: dynamoConfig }, sqs: { config: sqsConfig, MessageGroupId } };
const start = () => dynamo2Sqs(tableName, { url: queueUrl }, options);
Warning: Not tested
Uses my own technique which I call pipe injection. You receive 2 pipes as arguments to the function and you return an array of pipes for a pipeline to be created.
const exampleTransformStream = new stream.Transform();
options.pipeInject =(dynamoScanReadStream, sqsWriteStream) => [dynamoScanReadStream, exampleTransformStream, sqsWriteStream]
const start = () => dynamo2Sqs(tableName, { url: queueUrl }, options);
FAQs
Scans a DynamoDB table and puts the items into SQS for processing
The npm package dynamo-2-sqs receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, dynamo-2-sqs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that dynamo-2-sqs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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