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Hey @vweevers this is a GREAT idea and one my team was talking about. Does your implementation work? Do you mind if we fork? |
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I haven't used local-dynamo since a short while after submitting this PR. But it worked well. There was one issue with HTTP redirects, in the So if you fork (no need to ask 👍), be sure to update the download and download-status dependencies. One more thing: another dependency, path-exists, switched from callbacks to Promises, so you either need to adapt the code, or pin |
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Instead of bundling DynamoDB Local (and trusting PR's of strangers to upgrade it), I'd rather have
local-dynamodownload the code directly from Amazon. Added benefits:launch({ version: "2015-07-16_1.0" })~/.local-dynamo/[version], so it only has to download once. This keeps the package small.Though I realize this is a significant change (and breaks the API because of asynchronicity), I hope it's worth your consideration. And if not, it could also be adapted to a build script, for easy upgrades.