How can I create this sst dynamo DB resource

[IdrisExclusive]

openauth/examples/issuer/lambda/authorizer.ts

Line 17 in fe8d37c

table: Resource.LambdaAuthTable.name,

There is no reference on how to create the dynamo DB resource for auth in the example code or on the sst page. What is the table structure?

[mwood23]

If you are using SST you need to create this yourself:

const authTable = new sst.aws.Dynamo('LambdaAuthTable', {
  fields: {
    pk: 'string',
    sk: 'string',
  },
  ttl: 'expiry',
  primaryIndex: {
    hashKey: 'pk',
    rangeKey: 'sk',
  },
});

And then link it to your auth handler:

const auth = new sst.aws.Function('MyAuth', {
  handler: 'packages/app-backend/src/auth.handler',
  link: [authTable],
});

[Belfio]

This is what I added to my stack and is working

/// <reference path="../.sst/platform/config.d.ts" />

const AuthStack = () => {
  const authTable = new sst.aws.Dynamo("AuthTable", {
    fields: {
      pk: "string",
      sk: "string",
    },
    ttl: "expiry",
    primaryIndex: {
      hashKey: "pk",
      rangeKey: "sk",
    },
  });

  const auth = new sst.aws.Auth("Auth", {
    authorizer: {
      handler: "backend/auth/authorizer.handler",
      link: [authTable],
    },
  });
  return {
    auth,
  };
};

export default AuthStack;

[bchilcott]

If you're using the Auth construct you don't even have to define the DynamoDB yourself:

const auth = new sst.aws.Auth('Auth', {
  authorizer: {
    handler: 'packages/app-backend/src/auth.handler',
  },
});

And then you don't have to specify storage it in your issuer - the details are passed to it through an environment variable and picked up by the issuer automatically.