Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: dynamo-store
Version: 0.0.5
Summary: dynamo-store is designed to make multi-sharded data storage in DynamoDB seamless
Home-page: https://github.com/GusBricker/dynamo-store
Author: Chris Lapa
Author-email: chris@lapa.com.au
License: GPLv2
Description: # dynamo-store
        
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        dynamo-store is designed to make multi-sharded data storage in DynamoDB seamless.
        
        Out of the box it supports:
        - Automatic sharding of child dictionaries into other tables (useful for getting around 400KB limit of DyanmoDB)
        - Encryption of data at rest using 128bit AES_CBC
        - Automagic serialization of objects to tables
        
        ## Documentation
        
        #### DyStore
        DyStore represents a DynamoDB table. The structure of your tables should be represented with DyStore objects, including paths to shards in each table. The DyStore object stores enough information in the tables when serialized to allow recreation of DyStore objects to make life easier in some cases. This means once a object is written to a DyStore, it can be reconstructed from stored metadata in the table.
        
        #### DyObject
        DyObject represents an object in a DyStore. They allow seemless serialization of Python objects to a DynamoDB table with minimal extra code. The following class variables must be set when inheriting DyObject:
        - *TABLE_NAME* = 'Shard1'       # Table to save this shard to in AWS
        - *REGION_NAME* = 'us-east-2'   # Region to sav eto in AWS
        - *PRIMARY_KEY_NAME* = 'IDX'    # Primary key name to use
        - *PATH* = '$.birth_details'    # Path in parent object or None if is root object
        
        #### Config Loading
        The `config_loader(config, data)` is a callback that is used in DyStore and DyObject calls to control certain operations of dynamo-store. The first parameter `config` specifies which configuration item is being queried, and the second parameter `data` is context sensitive data for the call.
        
        The `config` parameter will be one of the `CONFIG_LOADER_*` class variables defined in DyStore or DyObject, they are documented in the API documentation below.
        
        
        #### Example DyStore usage
        
        ```
        from dynamo_store.store import DyStore
        
        def root_store():
            shards = [DyStore('Shard1', 'IDX', path='$.birth_details'),
                      DyStore('Shard2', 'IDX', path='$.location')]
            return DyStore('Root', 'ID', shards=shards)
        
        def loader(config, data):
            if config == DyStore.CONFIG_LOADER_LOAD_KEY:
                encrypted_paths = ['birth_details.hospital', 'birth_details.dob', 'location.city', 'location.country', 'firstname', 'lastname']
                if data in encrypted_paths:
                    return 'somekey'
            elif config == DyStore.CONFIG_LOADER_KEEP_METADATA:
                return False
        
            return None
        
        d = {'firstname': 'john',
             'lastname': 'smith',
             'location': {'city': 'Osaka',
                          'country': 'Japan'},
             'birth_details': {'hospital': 'Kosei Nenkin',
                               'dob': '12/2/1995'}}
        
        # Write object to store
        key = root_store().write(d)
        
        # Update individual path
        root_store().write_path(key, "location.city", "New York")
        
        # Read back object from store
        success, obj = root_store().read(key)
        
        # Read individual path
        path = root_store().read_path(key, "location.country")
        
        # Delete object from store
        root_store().delete(key)
        ```
        
        #### Example DyObject usage
        
        ```
        class BirthDetails(DyObject):
            TABLE_NAME = 'Shard1'       # Table to save this shard to in AWS
            REGION_NAME = 'us-east-2'   # Region to sav eto in AWS
            PRIMARY_KEY_NAME = 'IDX'    # Primary key name to use
            PATH = '$.birth_details'    # Path in Root object
        
            def __init__(self):
                self.hospital = None
                self.dob = None
        
        class Location(DyObject):
            TABLE_NAME = 'Shard2'       # Table to save this shard to in AWS
            REGION_NAME = 'us-east-2'   # Region to save to in AWS
            PRIMARY_KEY_NAME = 'IDX'    # Primary key name to use
            PATH = '$.location'         # Path in Root object
        
            def __init__(self):
                self.city = None
                self.country = None
        
        class Root(DyObject):
            TABLE_NAME = 'Root'         # Table to save to in AWS
            REGION_NAME = 'us-east-2'   # Region to save to in AWS
            PRIMARY_KEY_NAME = 'ID'     # Primary key name to use
        
            def __init__(self):
                self.firstname = None
                self.lastname = None
                self.location = Location()
                self.birth_details = BirthDetails()
        
        def loader(config, data):
            if config == DyStore.CONFIG_LOADER_LOAD_KEY:
                encrypted_paths = ['birth_details.hospital', 'birth_details.dob', 'location.city', 'location.country', 'firstname', 'lastname']
                if data in encrypted_paths:
                    return 'somekey'
            elif config == DyStore.CONFIG_LOADER_KEEP_METADATA:
                return False
            elif config == DyObject.CONFIG_LOADER_DICT_TO_CLASS:
                # In this case we can just use the dict key to determine what kind of object it is
                # other cases might require examining the value
                key = data['key']
                if key == 'location':
                    return Location
                elif key == 'birth_details':
                    return BirthDetails
                elif key == 'geolocation':
                    return GeoLocation
        
            return None
        
        # Setup and save object 
        orig = Root()
        orig.firstname = 'john'
        orig.lastname = 'smith'
        orig.location.city = 'Osaka'
        orig.location.country = 'Kewpie'
        orig.birth_details.dob = '15/03/1980'
        orig.birth_details.hospital = 'Good one'
        key = orig.save(config_loader=loader)
        
        # Load object using key obtained from save() call
        o = Root.load(key, config_loader=loader)
        print(o.firstname)
        print(o.lastname)
        print(o.location.city)
        print(o.location.country)
        print(o.birth_details.dob)
        print(o.birth_details.hospital)
        ```
        
        
        #### DyStore API
        ```
        class DyStore(object):
            """
            Invoked on writes to allow control of primary key.
            config_loader(DyStore.CONFIG_LOADER_GENERATE_PK, item)
            :param key: DyStore.CONFIG_LOADER_GENERATE_PK
            :param data: item being written
            :returns: string containing primary key to use, None to use uuid4()
            """
            CONFIG_LOADER_GENERATE_PK = 'pk'
        
            """
            Invoked on decryption/encryption to control key used.
            config_loader(DyStore.CONFIG_LOADER_LOAD_KEY, path)
            :param key: DyStore.CONFIG_LOADER_LOAD_KEY
            :param data: json path of item being encrypted/decrypted
            :returns: string containing key to use, None to ignore decryption/encryption
            """
            CONFIG_LOADER_LOAD_KEY = 'key'
        
            """
            Invoked on read/write to control if DyStore metadata should be kept in object.
            config_loader(DyStore.CONFIG_LOADER_KEEP_METADATA, item)
            :param key: DyStore.CONFIG_LOADER_KEEP_METADATA
            :param data: item being read/written
            :returns: bool controlling if metadata should be kept or not
            """
            CONFIG_LOADER_KEEP_METADATA = 'meta'
        
            def __init__(self, table_name=None, primary_key_name=None, path=None, shards=[], region='us-east-2'):
                """
                :param table_name: Name of DynamoDB table this object will access
                :param primary_key_name: Primary key name in DynamoDB
                :param path: JSON Path of this object when it is used in a shard, note: see jsonpath-ng for documentation on jsonpath.
                :param shards: Items to shard out to other tables in this object.
                :param region: AWS region for table.
                """
        
            def read_path(self, primary_key, path, config_loader=None):
                """
                Reads a path from an object from this store.
                :param primary_key: Primary key of object to read.
                :param path: JSON path of object to read (can reside in a shard).
                :param config_loader: Config loader to be used: config_loader(config, data) returns setting
                :returns: list of values on success, None otherwise
                """
        
            def read(self, primary_key, resolve_shards=True, config_loader=None):
                """
                Reads an object from this store.
                :param primary_key: Primary key of object to read.
                :param resolve_shards: Boolean to control whether shards are read.
                :param config_loader: Config loader to be used: config_loader(config, data) returns setting
                :returns: success, value
                """
        
            def write_path(self, primary_key, path, value, config_loader=None):
                """
                Writes a path in an object to this store.
                :param primary_key: Primary key of object to read.
                :param path: JSON path of object to read (can reside in a shard).
                :param value: Value to write at the JSON path.
                :param config_loader: Config loader to be used: config_loader(config, data) returns setting
                :param root_object: Internal parameter used for proper path resolution in config load calls.
                :returns: True if successful, False otherwise
                """
        
            def write(self, data, primary_key=None, save_shards=True, config_loader=None):
                """
                Writes an object to this store.
                :param primary_key: Primary key of object to write.
                :param save_shards: Boolean to control whether shards are saved.
                :param config_loader: Config loader to be used: config_loader(config, data) returns setting
                :returns: primary_key used/generated
                """
        
            def delete(self, primary_key, delete_shards=True, config_loader=None):
                """
                Deletes an object from this store.
                :param primary_key: Primary key of object to delete.
                :param delete_shards: Boolean to control whether shards are deleted.
                :param config_loader: Config loader to be used: config_loader(config, data) returns setting
                :returns: True if successful, False otherwise
                """
        ```
        
        #### DyObject API
        ```
        class DyObject(object):
            """
            Name of table in AWS to save this object to.
            """
            TABLE_NAME = None
        
            """
            Region in AWS to save this object to.
            """
            REGION_NAME = None
        
            """
            Name of primary key to use for this object.
            """
            PRIMARY_KEY_NAME = None
        
            """
            If this object is a child of another DyObject, then this is
            the json path to this child from its parent
            """
            PATH = None
        
            """
            Invoked on object load when class cant be determined.
            config_loader(DyObject.CONFIG_LOADER_DICT_TO_KEY, {'key': key, 'value': value})
            :param key: DyObject.CONFIG_LOADER_DICT_TO_CLASS
            :param data: key in parent object, value of dict in object
            :returns: Class to instantiate, None if to keep as dict
            """
            CONFIG_LOADER_DICT_TO_CLASS = 'dict'
        
            def save(self, primary_key=None, config_loader=None):
                """
                Saves this object to the store.
                :param primary_key: Primary key to use.
                :param config_loader: Config loader to be used: config_loader(config, data) returns setting
                :returns: key of object written
                """
        
            @classmethod
            def load(cls, primary_key, config_loader=None):
                """
                Loads an object from the store.
                :param cls: Class to instantiate
                :param primary_key: Primary key of object to load.
                :param config_loader: Config loader to be used: config_loader(config, data) returns setting
                :returns: cls object
                """
        ```
Keywords: dynamo,store,JSON,shard,encryption,dynamodb,aws
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
Classifier: Intended Audience :: Science/Research
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License v2 (GPLv2)
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python
Classifier: Topic :: Software Development :: Libraries :: Python Modules
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