Feature request: Custom Config - Number of seconds to wait before a record is expired

[ijemmy]

Use case

Description of the feature request

Problem statement
Library users want to specify how long does the idempotency record should last. Once it's expired, the library should behave like there is no such record

Check the design spec for details.

Summary of the feature

• Add expiresAfterSeconds input
• Cover edge cases:
  • What if the record expires between PersistenceLayer.saveInProgress() and PersistenceLayer.saveSuccess()?
  • How should PersistenceLayer.saveInProgress() override an expired items?
  • Is there any impact if PersistenceLayer.getRecord() return an expired item? Is there a logic for checking expiration in the library?

Code examples
See the design spec

Story Checklist (for tracking progress)

TBD by an assignee

Definition of done

• Include unit tests with 100% code coverage (or where it makes sense)

In scope

• Errors handling
• Handling scenario of executions in sequence only
• Unit tests

Out of scope

• Making DynamoDB table deletes the expired key automatically. (This is in the infra code that library user must specify TTL key)
• End to End tests (Maintenance: write end-to-end tests for the utility #1098)
• Documentation (Docs: write main docs for the utility #1101, Docs: mark the utility as public in the package.json file #1102)
• Examples (Docs: refresh examples #1103)
• Github actions and CI/CD pipelines (Maintenance: integrate into CI/CD package measurement #1099)
• API docs (Docs: create API docs #1104)

Related issues, RFCs

#447

Solution/User Experience

See #447

Alternative solutions

N/A

Acknowledgment

• This feature request meets Lambda Powertools Tenets
• Should this be considered in other Lambda Powertools languages? i.e. Python, Java

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