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dkmio

The most efficient way to interact with DynamoDB.

Define your tables with just keys and indexes. dkmio handles expression building, attribute escaping, and pagination automatically. No schema, no bottlenecks.

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quick_example.py
from dkmio import DynamoDB, PK, SK

db = DynamoDB(region_name="us-east-1")

class Orders(db.Table):
    __table_name__ = "orders"
    pk = PK("user_id")
    sk = SK("order_id")

orders = Orders()

# Get a single item
order = orders.get(user_id="usr_123", order_id="ord_456")

# Query with conditions — auto-executes
for order in orders.query(user_id="usr_123").filter(total__gt=50):
    print(order["total"])

[ FEATURES ]

Core capabilities for production environments.

[ 01 ]

Minimal Definition

Only PK, SK, and indexes. No rigid attribute schemas — embrace the NoSQL philosophy.

[ 02 ]

Fluent API

Chain methods naturally: .query().where().filter().limit() for pristine code clarity.

[ 03 ]

Auto-Execute

Builders trigger execution intelligently on iteration, indexing, or len() calls.

[ 04 ]

Smart Projection

Validates attributes against index projections. No more silent partial data returns.

[ 05 ]

Batch Optimizations

Auto-chunks and retries with exponential backoff for large-scale operations.

[ 06 ]

Auto-Pagination

.fetch_all() and .count() handle multi-page results seamlessly behind the scenes.

[ SYSTEM_INIT ]

Initialize the package via pip.

$ pip install dkmio

Requirement: boto3 >= 1.26.0

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