Usage:
pip install dynamo_db_dict from dynamo_db_dict import dynamo_db db = dynamo_db(aws_access_key_id='YOUR KEY HERE', aws_secret_access_key='YOUR SECRET KEY HERE') # or via: os.environ, ~/.boto, /etc/boto.cfg # Set table_name_prefix='YOUR_PROJECT_NAME_' if you use the same DynamoDB account for several projects. # Either create table "user" with hash_key "email" via AWS concole, or via inherited db.create_table(...). db.user['john@example.com'] = dict(first_name='John', last_name='Johnson') # Put. No need to repeat "email" in dict(...). john = db.user['john@example.com'] # Get. assert john == dict(email='john@example.com', first_name='John', last_name='Johnson') # Complete item, with "email". assert john['first_name'] == 'John' # Key access. assert john.first_name == 'John' # Attr access. del db.user['john@example.com'] # Delete.
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