how to put an Item in aws DynamoDb using aws Lambda with node.js

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I am working on aws lambda ,I am trying to put an Item using the lambda function with node.js.

I have following code with me..

var AWS = require('aws-sdk');

var dynamoDBConfiguration = {
    "accessKeyId": "AccessKey",
    "secretAccessKey": "Secratekey",
    "region": "us-west-2"
  };
AWS.config.update(dynamoDBConfiguration);
var dd = new AWS.DynamoDB();
var tableName = 'product_bhavik';

exports.handler = function(event, context) {


putItem = function(itemName,prod_Id, prod_Name, prod_Desc, prod_Price) {
    console.log(" putItem Function Called");
     var item = {
        'itemName': { 'S': itemName },
        'microtime': { 'N': new Date().getTime().toString() }
      };

      if (prod_Id) item.prod_Id = { 'N': prod_Id.toString()};
      if (prod_Name) item.prod_Name = { 'S': prod_Name };
      if (prod_Desc) item.prod_Desc = { 'S': prod_Desc };
      if (prod_Price) item.prod_Price = { 'N': prod_Price.toString()};

      console.log("Data: %j",item);
      var response = dd.putItem({
         'TableName': tableName,
         'Item': item
      }, function(err, data) {
         err && console.log("Error in putItem "+err);
      });
    };

putItem('Item1',1, 'Laptop', 'Laptop for the IT users',10000);
context.succeed("Successfully Inserted");
}

when I am testing this code in logs there is no error, still I am not able to put an Item to the Dynamodb table,can you please help me to put an item to the dynamodb table by finding the problem with my way or can you suggest other way to use lambda to put item.

Ran across this while trying to log SES Notifications, more info here. Hope it helps aaron-hoffman.blogspot.com/2016/03/… — Aaron Hoffman
– Aaron Hoffman, Commented Mar 7, 2016 at 21:25

James · Accepted Answer · 2015-08-10 18:38:23Z

I think your most immediate problem is that you are calling context.succeeded() before the response from DynamoDB. Lambda stops execution if you do this, without waiting for the response.

Also, I recommend adding a try/catch wrapper to see if anything goes wrong not reported in the DynamoDB callback. Try something like this:

exports.handler = function(event, context) {
  try {
    putItem = function(itemName,prod_Id, prod_Name, prod_Desc, prod_Price) {
        console.log(" putItem Function Called");
         var item = {
            'itemName': { 'S': itemName },
            'microtime': { 'N': new Date().getTime().toString() }
          };

          if (prod_Id) item.prod_Id = { 'N': prod_Id.toString()};
          if (prod_Name) item.prod_Name = { 'S': prod_Name };
          if (prod_Desc) item.prod_Desc = { 'S': prod_Desc };
          if (prod_Price) item.prod_Price = { 'N': prod_Price.toString()};

          console.log("Data: %j",item);
          var response = dd.putItem({
             'TableName': tableName,
             'Item': item
          }, function(err, data) {
              if (err) {
                context.fail("Error in putItem "+err);
              } else {
                context.succeed("Successfully Inserted");
              }
          });
        };

    putItem('Item1',1, 'Laptop', 'Laptop for the IT users',10000);

  } catch (error) {
    context.fail("Caught: " + error);
  }

}

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