Closed wesleyearlstander closed 8 months ago
What mechanism would you propose to detect whether localstack is configured? Currently if the DYNTASTIC_HOST
environment variable is defined, it will pull the host value from that by default.
Okay that works for me.
From the examples I thought I needed to set it on each model.
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What mechanism would you propose to detect whether localstack is configured? Currently if the DYNTASTIC_HOST environment variable is defined, it will pull the host value from that by default.
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Reopening this issue as I have a related problem.
I am using localstack for dynamodb but my python ode is running in a seprate docker container, so I need to use AWS ACCESS_ID and ACCESS_KEY to authenticate to my local dynamodb - I see no option to do this with dyntastic. Am I mistaken or is this feature yet to be added?
edit: Nevermind, I was able to get this working with environment variables.
Hi team,
I'm currently very interested in using this for my projects.
One thing that I'd like to get out of the box is Localstack support for the models so that the host automatically gets rewritten to the Localstack when Localstack is configured.
I'm adding this issue here as I think it would be a nice QOL upgrade, and perhaps I will get to it if I find time.