pynosqlc-dynamodb
DynamoDB driver for pynosqlc — connects to Amazon DynamoDB (or DynamoDB Local) via aioboto3.
Install
pip install alt-python-pynosqlc-dynamodb
Requirements
- Python 3.12+
- aioboto3 2.7+
- AWS credentials configured (
~/.aws/credentials, environment variables, or IAM role) - For local development: DynamoDB Local
Usage
AWS (production)
import asyncio
from pynosqlc.core import DriverManager, Filter
import pynosqlc.dynamodb # auto-registers DynamoDriver
async def main():
async with await DriverManager.get_client('pynosqlc:dynamodb:us-east-1') as client:
col = client.get_collection('orders')
await col.store('o1', {'item': 'widget', 'qty': 5})
f = Filter.where('qty').gt(0).build()
async for doc in await col.find(f):
print(doc)
asyncio.run(main())
DynamoDB Local
Pass endpoint in the properties dict to point at a local instance:
async with await DriverManager.get_client(
'pynosqlc:dynamodb:us-east-1',
properties={'endpoint': 'http://localhost:8000'},
) as client:
...
URL scheme
pynosqlc:dynamodb:<aws-region>
Example: pynosqlc:dynamodb:us-east-1
Optional properties:
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
endpoint |
Override endpoint URL (e.g. http://localhost:8000 for DynamoDB Local) |
aws_access_key_id |
AWS access key (falls back to environment / credential chain) |
aws_secret_access_key |
AWS secret key (falls back to environment / credential chain) |
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