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With Dynamo DB, only one table is enough.
Dynamo DB one table ORM for Javascript(& Typescript).
const connection = createConnection([
{
tableName: `${STAGE}-datas`,
aliasName: 'datas',
hashKey: { name: string, type: Buffer },
rangeKey: { name: string, type: String },
gsi: [
{ name: 'gsi1', hashKey: { name: string, type: String }, rangeKey: { name: string, type: String } },
{ name: 'gsi2', hashKey: { name: string, type: String }, rangeKey: { name: string, type: String } },
{ name: 'gsi3', hashKey: { name: string, type: String }, rangeKey: { name: string, type: String } },
],
}, // tables[0] is default
])
import { v4 as uuid } from 'uuid'
import { Column, Entity, column, text } from 'dynamo1'
@Entity<User>({
name: 'users',
hashKey: text('users'),
rangeKey: column('id'),
})
export class User {
@Column({ name: 'user_id', onCreate: _ => uuid() })
public id!: string
@Column()
public username?: string
@Column()
public email!: string
@Column<User>({
onCreate: entity => entity.createdAt || new Date().getTime(),
})
public createdAt!: number
@Column<User>({
onCreate: _ => new Date().getTime(),
onUpdate: _ => new Date().getTime(),
})
public updatedAt!: number
}
FAQs
Dynamo DB one table ORM for Javascript(& Typescript).
The npm package dynamo1 receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, dynamo1 popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that dynamo1 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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