A library to store and retrieve python objects in a DynamoDB database. It supports the basic CRUD operations
A library to store and retrieve python objects in a DynamoDB database. It supports the basic CRUD operations
ConstantString - An enum that holds constant values for parameter names
DynamoDBGlobalConfiguration: - A singleton to define global parameters related to DynamoDB
dynamo_entity - A decorator for classes whose objects will be stored in and retrieved from the database
DynamoCrudRepository - An abstract class to execute CRUD operations on DynamoDB using the classes decorated with the dynamo_entity decorator, use the extensions of this class: SingleTableDynamoCrudRepository and MultiTableDynamoCrudRepository depending on your approach
SingleTableDynamoCrudRepository - An extension of the DynamoCrudRepository specifically for SingleTable design
MultiTableDynamoCrudRepository - An extension of the DynamoCrudRepository specifically for Mutitable design
With pip installed, run: pip install druid_data
This library is licensed under the MIT-0 License. See the LICENSE file.
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A library to store and retrieve python objects in a DynamoDB database. It supports the basic CRUD operations
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