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Constructing DynamoDB's JSON-based command inputs can get challenging.

tinymo is here to help!

😨

const update = {
  TableName: 'users',
  Key: { 
    id: 'john' 
  },
  UpdateExpression: 'ADD #orders :orders',
  ConditionExpression: '#balance > :balanceCondition',
  ExpressionAttributeNames: { 
    '#balance': 'balance', 
    '#orders': 'orders' 
  },
  ExpressionAttributeValues: { 
    ':balanceCondition': 10, 
    ':orders': 1 
  }
}

😌

const update = tinymo.update('users', { id: 'john' });
update.add('orders', 1);
update.condition('balance', '>', 10);

Features

Chaining!

update.set('name', 'John').add('age', 30).remove('address');

Transactions!

const transaction = tinymo.transaction();

transaction.delete('users', { pk: 'jeff', id: 'order#001' });
transaction.update('stores', { id: 'amazon' }).add('balance', 1);

Batch writes!

const batchWrite = tinymo.batchWrite();

batchWrite.delete('stores', { id: '123' });
batchWrite.put('users', { name: 'jeff' });

and all of DocumentClient's features!

Installation

npm i @parana-games/tinymo

Setup

import { TinymoClient } from '@parana-games/tinymo';
const tinymo = TinymoClient.default();

Optionally, set your own DynamoDBClient:

TinymoClient.setDynamoDBClient(new DynamoDBClient({})); // Useful when using X-Ray!

Usage

Create requests through the client:

const put = tinymo.put('users', { id: '123', name: 'dan' });
const get = tinymo.get('games', { id: 'pool-stars' }).attributes('description');
const query = tinymo.query('users').keyBetween('sk', 'order#001', 'order#999');

Run requests:

await put.run()
const getResult = await get.run();
const queryResult = await query.run();

All tinymo requests are run-able, so you can do things like:

Promise.all([put, get, query].map(request => request.run()));

Testability

Use build() on any tinymo object to output pure DynamoDB JSON-based command inputs:

const put = tinymo.put('games', { name: 'pool-stars' });
put.build()

↓

{
  'TableName': 'games',
  'Item': {
    'name': 'pool-stars'
  }
}

Useful for ^_tiny unit tests!

Usage without the tinymo client

You can also use build() when using your own DynamoDBClient:

import { Delete } from '@parana-games/tinymo';

const tinymoDelete = new Delete('users', { name: 'john' });
const command = new DeleteCommand(tinymoDelete.build());
const dynamoDBClient = new DynamoDBClient({});
await dynamoDBClient.send(command);

But when creating tinymo's objects using new, avoid using run()!

import { Scan } from '@parana-games/tinymo';

const scan = new Scan('users');
await scan.run(); // error thrown as this instance is clientless

Documentation

tinymo aligns strictly with DynamoDB's API, so you can simply refer to its documentation.

Contributing

If you think we've missed something or can do something better, feel free opening an issue or submitting a pull request.