ReturnConsumedCapacity How? about dynamodb-oop HOT 11 CLOSED

please try this.ConsumedCapacity inside the callback

DynamoDB
     .table(tableName)
     .where('partitionKey').eq(partitionValue)
     .where('sortKey').begins_with(sortValue)
     .query(function(err,data) {
          console.log(err,data, this.ConsumedCapacity )
     })

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Im getting null value.

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I see, I'll have a look at it today and get back to you

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Hi,

I've published 0.1.51 which defaults to 'TOTAL' for ReturnConsumedCapacity
you can override with return_consumed_capacity('NONE') // 'NONE' 'INDEXES' 'TOTAL'

Also added it to documentation

Please re-open the issue if you're still getting null

Thanks

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version: "0.1.64"

Still getting: consumed: null

DynamoDB
    .table(dynamoTable)
    .where(key).eq(value)
    .return(DynamoDB.NONE)
    .return_consumed_capacity('TOTAL') // 'TOTAL' / 'INDEXES' / NONE
    .insert_or_replace(tmp_data, function (err, res) {
      if (err) {
        return callback(err)
      } else {
        //console.log( 'update result:', err, res )
        console.log('consumed:', this.ConsumedCapacity)
        return callback(null, res)
      }
    })

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Hi teebu,

there was a recent but resetting ConsumedCapacity after each call,

I've published 0.1.66 that has it fixed

Thanks.

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Yes that fixed it. Keep up the great work.

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How do you get consumed capacity when using async?

async function getItem(table, key, value) {
  return DynamoDB
    .table(table)
    .return_consumed_capacity('TOTAL') // 'TOTAL' | 'INDEXES' | NONE
    .where(key).eq(value)
    .get()
}

const res = await getItem('table', 'id', '123')
console.log(res) // only contains the returned data

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Heyy,

I dont have a solution for return_consumed_capacity() when using async

If you have any ideas please let me know

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No good ideas. Maybe add a method to the returned item so it doesn't actually change the returned object's data?

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yes, that could be a solution, something like .return_raw_result(true)

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