func TestDDB(t *testing.T) {
checkEnv(t)
var err error
ddb, err = dynamodb.New(access, secret, region, dbtable)
if err != nil {
t.Fatal("Failed to establish connection with DynamoDB!")
} else {
t.Log("Connected to DynamoDB server")
}
k, v := "test1", "hello, world!!"
err = ddb.Put(k, []byte(v))
if err != nil {
t.Error("Error putting value", err.Error())
}
b := ddb.Get(k)
if v != string(b) {
t.Error("item `test1` does not contain expected values")
}
ddb.Delete(k)
b = ddb.Get(k)
if v == string(b) {
t.Error("key test2 was not deleted!")
}
k, v = "nodata", ""
err = ddb.Put(k, []byte(v))
if err == nil {
t.Error("An error was expected but passed for some reason..")
}
b = ddb.Get("nodata")
if v != string(b) {
t.Error("item `nodata` should not contain data")
}
k, v = "test2", "data..."
err = ddb.Put(k, []byte(v))
if err != nil {
t.Error("Error putting value", err.Error())
}
ddb.Flush()
b = ddb.Get(k)
if v == string(b) {
t.Error("Failed to flush the table..")
}
}
// AWS DynamoDB storage.
func DynamoDB(access string, secret string, region string, table string) (Storage, error) {
return dynamodb.New(access, secret, region, table)
}