TableBuilder

Struct TableBuilder 

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pub struct TableBuilder<T: TableBuilderState> { /* private fields */ }
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Builder for DynamoDB tables.

Supports both pay-per-request and provisioned billing modes. The builder enforces the correct configuration based on the chosen billing mode.

§Example

use rusty_cdk_core::stack::StackBuilder;
use rusty_cdk_core::dynamodb::{TableBuilder, Key, AttributeType};
use rusty_cdk_core::wrappers::*;
use rusty_cdk_macros::{string_with_only_alphanumerics_and_underscores, non_zero_number};

let mut stack_builder = StackBuilder::new();

let partition_key = Key::new(
    string_with_only_alphanumerics_and_underscores!("id"),
    AttributeType::String
);
let sort_key = Key::new(
    string_with_only_alphanumerics_and_underscores!("timestamp"),
    AttributeType::Number
);

let on_demand_table = TableBuilder::new("on-demand-table", partition_key)
    .sort_key(sort_key)
    .pay_per_request_billing()
    .build(&mut stack_builder);

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impl TableBuilder<StartState>

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pub fn new(id: &str, key: Key) -> Self

Creates a new DynamoDB table builder.

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  • id - Unique identifier for the table
  • key - Partition key definition for the table
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impl<T: TableBuilderState> TableBuilder<T>

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pub fn sort_key(self, key: Key) -> Self

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pub fn table_name(self, name: StringWithOnlyAlphaNumericsAndUnderscores) -> Self

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pub fn pay_per_request_billing(self) -> TableBuilder<PayPerRequestState>

Configures the table to use pay-per-request billing.

With this mode, you pay per request and can optionally set max throughput limits.

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pub fn provisioned_billing(self) -> TableBuilder<ProvisionedStateStart>

Configures the table to use provisioned billing.

With this mode, you must specify read and write capacity units.

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impl TableBuilder<PayPerRequestState>

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pub fn max_read_capacity(self, capacity: NonZeroNumber) -> Self

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pub fn max_write_capacity(self, capacity: NonZeroNumber) -> Self

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pub fn build(self, stack_builder: &mut StackBuilder) -> TableRef

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impl TableBuilder<ProvisionedStateStart>

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impl TableBuilder<ProvisionedStateReadSet>

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impl TableBuilder<ProvisionedStateWriteSet>

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pub fn build(self, stack_builder: &mut StackBuilder) -> TableRef

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impl<T> Freeze for TableBuilder<T>

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impl<T> RefUnwindSafe for TableBuilder<T>
where T: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<T> Send for TableBuilder<T>
where T: Send,

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impl<T> Sync for TableBuilder<T>
where T: Sync,

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impl<T> Unpin for TableBuilder<T>
where T: Unpin,

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impl<T> UnwindSafe for TableBuilder<T>
where T: UnwindSafe,

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