django-albertson 0.1.1

Use

DjangoSettingsMixin

dj_albertson.mixins.DjangoSettingsMixin

This mixin provides automatic loading of default settings for a CounterPool from the django settings module.

Below is an example use:

from albertson import CounterPool
from dj_albertson.mixins import DjangoSettingsMixin

class MyCounter(DjangoSettingsMixin, CounterPool):
    '''
    That's it, your done!
    '''

Once you’ve added this mixin to your counter pool classes, the following settings will be used:

ALBERTSON_AWS_ACCESS_KEY

The AWS access key id that will be used to access DynamoDB. This is the setting that will be used if both AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and ALBERTSON_AWS_ACCESS_KEY are provided.

ALBERTSON_AWS_SECRET_KEY

The AWS secet key that will be used to access DynamoDB. This is the setting that will be used if both AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and ALBERTSON_AWS_SECRET_KEY are provided.

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID

A more generic form of ALBERTSON_AWS_ACCESS_KEY

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY

A more generic form of ALBERTSON_AWS_SECRET_KEY

ALBERTSON_DEFAULT_READ_UNITS

The default read throughput that will be set on newly created tables.

default: 3

ALBERTSON_DEFAULT_WRITE_UNITS

The default write throughput that will be set on newly created tables.

default: 5

ALBERTSON_AUTO_CREATE_TABLE

A flag to control how Albertson should behave when it tries to use a table that doesn’t exist. If set to True, Albertson will create a new table. If set to False, Albertson will allow the underlying boto exception to bubble up through the stack.

default: True