Memzy

A simple object persistance inferface for golang.

Minimum requirements

go 1.13.x

Usage

Prequisite: add json tags to any objects you want to store.

type Bob {
    Name string `json:"name"` // in our examples this will be the primary key
    Height int  `json:"height"`
}

DynamoDB client

import "github.com/ace-teknologi/memzy/dynamodb"

...

c := dynamodb.New("BOB_STORAGE")

Memory client

The memory client is good for testing.

import "github.com/ace-teknologi/memzy/memory"

...

c := memory.New("name")

Use the interface

Generally I don't use the above clients directly. Instead I use the interface which enables me to switch implementations in testing.

import (
    "os"

    "github.com/ace-teknologi/memzy"
    "github.com/ace-teknologi/memzy/dynamodb"
    "github.com/ace-teknologi/memzy/memory"
)

var memzyClient memzy.memzy

func init() {
    if os.Getenv == "PRODUCTION" {
        memzyClient = dynamodb.New("BOB_STORAGE")
    } else {
        memzyClient = memory.New("name")
    }
}

GetItem

var rdj Bob
memzyClient.GetItem(rdj, map[string]interface{}{"Name": "Robert Downey Jr."})
fmt.Printf("Robert Downey Jr is %d cm tall", rdj.Height) // Robery Downey Jr. is 173 cm tall

PutItem

var rnm = &Bob{
    Name: "Robert Nesta Marley, OM",
    Height: 170,
}
memzyClient.PutItem(rnm)

NewIter

This has basically no features, just the ability to iterate over everything you have stored.

iter := memzyClient.NewIter()
// do stuff

Warning: the API of this pre-1.0 library is unstable. It is recommended to use dependency management.