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@shopware-ag/app-server-sdk-dynamodb
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DynamoDB Integration for the Shopware App Server SDK
This package provides a DynamoDB storage implementation for the App Server SDK.
npm install @shopware-ag/app-server-sdk-dynamodb --save
import { DynamoDBRepository } from '@shopware-ag/app-server-sdk-dynamodb';
import { DynamoDBClient } from "@aws-sdk/client-dynamodb"
const client = new DynamoDBClient();
const repository = new DynamoDBRepository(client, '<table-name>');
// Pass the repository to the AppServerSdk using constructor of AppServer or configureAppserver with Hono
The table should have the following schema:
id
(String): The primary key of the tableprimeryIndex: hashKey: id
or as SST config:
const table = new sst.aws.Dynamo("shop", {
fields: {
id: "string"
},
primaryIndex: { hashKey: "id" }
});
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DynamoDB Integration for the Shopware App Server SDK
The npm package @shopware-ag/app-server-sdk-dynamodb receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @shopware-ag/app-server-sdk-dynamodb popularity was classified as not popular.
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