Dynomate– Fast, Git-Friendly DynamoDB GUI Client (Dynobase Alternative)
After a bit of frustration with the existing DynamoDB GUI clients, I decided to build one. Features: 1. Request collections: Chain together multiple operations - put, query, update, and delete across tables, accounts and sessions. Use the output of one operation as input for the next. 2. Environment Variables: Configure variables once and run the same requests across different environments (dev/staging/prod). No more manual parameter swapping. 3. Multi-tab, multi-account support: Work with multiple tables across different AWS accounts, and sso sessions simultaneously. 4. Easy SSO…
In plain words
Dynomate is a DynamoDB GUI client for developers who need to query and manage data across multiple AWS accounts and environments. It allows users to chain operations together, reuse requests across different environments with variable substitution, and maintain configurations in version-controlled TOML files. The tool supports multi-tab workflows, SSO authentication, and keeps data private by storing everything locally rather than in the cloud.
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In the maker’s words, at launch
After a bit of frustration with the existing DynamoDB GUI clients, I decided to build one. Features: 1. Request collections: Chain together multiple operations - put, query, update, and delete across tables, accounts and sessions. Use the output of one operation as input for the next. 2. Environment Variables: Configure variables once and run the same requests across different environments (dev/staging/prod). No more manual parameter swapping. 3. Multi-tab, multi-account support: Work with multiple tables across different AWS accounts, and sso sessions simultaneously. 4. Easy SSO Login: Start sso login without leaving the GUI. 5. Git sync: All requests configurations are saved locally as TOML files. Your data stays private, and you can version control with Git. I appreciate any feedback.
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