A type-safe, reactive, native Scala client for the popular DynamoDB database.
Built from the ground up to reduce the boilerplate.
DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database created and maintained by Amazon. Just as each Amazon product, DynamoDB comes with a SDK developed in many languages including a Java SDK (which can be found here). The Java SDK comes with a lot of features pre-baked to inter-operate nicely with DynamoDB. However, in practice using the DynamoDB Java SDK from Scala is painful. Namely :
- java futures do not offer a lot of capabilities
- too verbose
- not type-safe
- abstruse APIs
- throws exception
Dynamite tries to address those issues by proposing an easy to use client which only deals with plain Scala Future and Either types.
case class Student(id: String, firstName: String, lastName: String)
val clientConfiguration = ClientConfiguration(AwsTable("students"), AwsRegion.EU_WEST_1)
val awsCredentials = AwsCredentials(AwsAccessKey("awsAccessKey"), AwsSecretKey("awsSecretKey"))
val dynamiteClient = DynamiteClient[Student](clientConfiguration, awsCredentials)
dynamiteClient.get("id" -> S("studentId1")) //will yield a Future[Either[DynamoError, Option[Student]]]Currently, polymorphism is unsupported.
Currently not open source. TBD
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