I am new to Ruby for one project only - I need to join two tables with aws dynamodb. Basically the equivalent of sql left join. But since dynamodb apparently doesn't support I need to make it happen at the array level it seems.
Currently I am querying the one just fine, but I need to bring in this other table, but I'm having a heck of a time finding a simple example for ruby with rails without using ActiveRecord (to avoid causing an overhaul on pre-existing code).
client = Aws::DynamoDB::Client.new
response = client.scan(table_name: 'db_current')
@items = response.items
fake output to protect the innocent
db_current
{"machine_id"=>"pc-123435", "type_id"=>"t-56778"}
db_type
{"description"=>"Dell 5 Dev Computer", "Name"=>"Dell", "type_id"=>"t-56778"}
I thought I might have to make two:
client = Aws::DynamoDB::Client.new
db_c = client.scan(table_name: 'db_current')
@c_items = db_c.items
client = Aws::DynamoDB::Client.new
db_t = client.scan(table_name: 'db_type')
@t_items = db_c.joins(db_t['type_id']) <=== then merge them
here.
where I'll ultimately display description/name/machine_id
But sadly no luck.
I'm looking for suggestions. I'd prefer to keep it simple to really understand (It might sound unreasonable, I don't want to pull in ActiveRecord just yet unless I'll be owning this project going forward).
I ended up doing it this way. There is probably a more elegant solution for those that are familiar with Ruby... that I am not.
basically for each of the items in the first hash array (table), I use the ID from that one to filter on the item for the 2nd hash array. Merging them in the process. then appending to a final destination which I'll use for my UI.
@c_by_id = Array.new
@b_items.each do |item|
pjoin = @c_items.first {|h| h['b_id'] == item['b_id']}
newjoin = item.merge(pjoin)
@c_by_id.append(newjoin)
end
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