DynamoDB Dynomite Querying Example Test Data

Important: These docs are for the outdated Jets 5 versions and below. For the latest Jets docs: docs.rubyonjets.com

Here’s some example data and a cheatsheet that can be useful for testing.

category sku name price stock_quantity
Electronics 101 Smartphone 500 50
Electronics 102 Laptop 1000 20
Clothing 201 T-Shirt 25 100
Clothing 202 Jeans 50 50
Books 301 Novel 15 200
Books 302 Textbook 75 30

Migration to Create Table

class CreateProducts < Dynomite::Migration
  def up
    create_table :products do |t|
      t.partition_key :category    # required
      t.sort_key      "sku:number" # optional: makes the primary key a composite key

      # By definition, LSIs are composite keys
      t.add_lsi :name          # partition_key is :category by inference, sort_key is name
      t.add_lsi "price:number" # partition_key is :category by inference, sort_key is price
    end
  end
end

Code to Create

dynamodb/seeds.rb

Product.put(category: "Electronics", sku: 101, name: "Smartphone", price: 500, stock_quantity: 50)
Product.put(category: "Electronics", sku: 102, name: "Laptop", price: 1000,stock_quantity:  20)
Product.put(category: "Clothing", sku: 201, name: "T-Shirt", price: 25, stock_quantity: 100)
Product.put(category: "Clothing", sku: 202, name: "Jeans", price: 50, stock_quantity: 50)
Product.put(category: "Books", sku: 301, name: "Novel", price: 15, stock_quantity: 200)
Product.put(category: "Books", sku: 302, name: "Textbook", price: 75, stock_quantity: 30)

Code to Query

Product.where(category: "Electronics", sku: 101, name: "Smartphone", price: 500, stock_quantity: 50)
Product.where(category: "Electronics", sku: 101) # same as above because product is

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