lambda-taggable-createDocument


This Lambda is used to add / update documents in the Numo Labs taggable system.
The tagging system structure is shown below:

!inspirational-search-taggable-system
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The taggable system stores all documents in an S3 Bucket ('numo-taggy').
e.g: https://numo-taggy.s3.amazonaws.com/ci/geo/geonames/geo%3Ageonames.2985244.json
When a tag (.json file) is inserted/updated in the S3 Bucket
this triggers two Lambda functions:
+ 1 - Update record in CloudSearch taggy-ci: https://github.com/numo-labs/lambda-taggable-cloudsearch-indexer
+ 2 - Update record in Neo4J: https://github.com/numo-labs/lambda-taggable-neo4j-indexer

Both CloudSearch & Neo4J are run as a managed service in the AWS cloud.
Ask Pascal for for more info.

The lambda function is invoked with the tag data as fields in the event object
i.e the event object has the form:

``
{
_id, // string
location, // object with lat and lon keys
displayName, // string
tags, // an array of objects
metadata, // an array of objects
markets // object of objects
}
`

> If you need a sample event to test-run this lambda in the AWS Console,
see: /test/fixtures/test_hotel_tag.json
> In the AWS Console you should see something like:
> --> Tag test:hotel.mhid.77bvb7p Saved to S3: https://numo-taggy.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/ci/test/hotel/test%3Ahotel.mhid.77bvb7p.json
The URL is is your newly created/updated tag.

Environment Variables

To run this Lambda Locally you will need an .env file in the root of your
project with the following Environment Variables:

``sh
export AWS_S3_BUCKET=numo-taggy
export AWS_REGION=eu-west-1
export AWS_IAM_ROLE=arn:aws:iam::123456789:role/lambdafull
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=YORKIE
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=SUPERSECRET

``
> Obviously you will need to set the correct values.
> If you are stuck ask!