rdy

# hash-key based tables
rdy = Rdy.new("your_table", [:your_hash_key, :string])
rdy.any_attribute = "nice!"
rdy.foo = "bar"
rdy.save("1") # set your hash key value
# rdy.save # if ommitted the hash key value is generated

rdy.foo = "bar2"
rdy.save # update

rdy.any_attribute = nil
rdy.save # delete an attribute

rdy.find("1") # find by hash key value / sets values to current instance
rdy_instance = Rdy.find("your_table", [:your_hash_key, :string, 'mykey1']) # returns new Rdy instance

rdy.destroy # delete item

rdy_instance = Rdy.create('your_table', [:your_hash_key, :string, "your_hash_key"], nil, {"foo" => "bar"})

rdy.all
rdy.count

rdy.scan(:any_attribute => 'nice!')
limit = 10
rdy.scan(:any_attribute => 'nice!', limit)

# hash & range-key based tables
rdy2 = Rdy.new("your_table", [:your_hash_key, :string], [:your_range_key, :number])
rdy2.your_range_key = 1
rdy2.save('mykey1') # or just rdy2.save

rdy_instance = Rdy.create('your_table', [:your_hash_key, :string, "your_hash_value"], [:your_range_key, :number, 1], {"foo" => "bar"})

rdy2.find('mykey1', 1) # sets item values to current instance
rdy_instance = Rdy.find("your_table", [:your_hash_key, :string, 'mykey1'], [:your_range_key, :number, 1]) # returns new Rdy instance

rdy2.query(:hash_value => 'mykey1', :range_value => 1)
rdy2.query_by_range_value(1)

read_capacity_units = 10
write_capacity_units = 5
Rdy.create_table("rdy", read_capacity_units, write_capacity_units, :id => :string) # hash key only
Rdy.create_table("rdy2", read_capacity_units, write_capacity_units, {:id => :string}, {:comment_id => :number}) # hash and range key

# You can also create your own class
class User < RdyItem
    def initialize(hash_key, range_key) # this will save data to the 'users' table
        super(hash_key, range_key)
    end
end

user = User.new([:your_hash_key, :string], [:your_range_key, :number])

gem install rdy

rake test